Arabella was our only cat. She adopted us. When we found her on our doorstep one day, she was semi-feral, and would not let us touch her initially. We found her nearly dead one morning and took her to the vet. They gave her an injection & within 24 hrs. she was a normal cat again. She began to eat the food we left out for her, and let us touch her when it was convenient for her. She had beautiful fur, with tones of white, gray and orange. She would not be an inside cat, so we set up a raised bed for her on our carport. When I went to work every morning about 5am, I would see Arabella at the kitchen window, peering in at me and ready for her breakfast.
She died too soon, within a year of coming to our home, hit by a car sometime during the early morning hours of June 2nd, 2007...
She died too soon, within a year of coming to our home, hit by a car sometime during the early morning hours of June 2nd, 2007...
Arabella was our only cat. She adopted us. When we found her on our doorstep one day, she was semi-feral, and would not let us touch her initially. We found her nearly dead one morning and took her to the vet. They gave her an injection & within 24 hrs. she was a normal cat again. She began to eat the food we left out for her, and let us touch her when it was convenient for her. She had beautiful fur, with tones of white, gray and orange. She would not be an inside cat, so we set up a raised bed for her on our carport. When I went to work every morning about 5am, I would see Arabella at the kitchen window, peering in at me and ready for her breakfast.
She died too soon, within a year of coming to our home, hit by a car sometime during the early morning hours of June 2nd, 2007...
She died too soon, within a year of coming to our home, hit by a car sometime during the early morning hours of June 2nd, 2007...
