Meet Maddie - Page 2

Dagney · 12-18-2005, 11:51 AM

About 2 months ago, my Maxwell passed away. I had decided that I would take a while and just deal with all of the emotions that go along with the whole situation. I promised myself that until at least my 35th birthday, I wouldn't consider adopting a new pet.

Well, funny thing about making decisions like that.

This little girl needed home, and my MOM of all people (who never really got into the 'cat thing') suggested that I consider adopting her.

Her name is Maddie Munchkins. (She came with the name Munchkins, but never answered to it - she does however come running to the name Maddie). She's a quiet happy little girl who purrs a WHOLE lot and gets a big kick out of watching the squirrels on the front porch. She was having territorial disagreements with the other pets in her home, and since the cat she was disagreeing with 'belonged' to one of the children who has some emotional and behavioral issues, the family felt it was best to let Maddie move to a new house.

So, she now lives with me. And already rules the roost.

12-18-2005, 11:51 AM	#1
Dagney The Prodigal Brat Returneth Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: North Cackalacky Posts: 1,107	Meet Maddie About 2 months ago, my Maxwell passed away. I had decided that I would take a while and just deal with all of the emotions that go along with the whole situation. I promised myself that until at least my 35th birthday, I wouldn't consider adopting a new pet. Well, funny thing about making decisions like that. This little girl needed home, and my MOM of all people (who never really got into the 'cat thing') suggested that I consider adopting her. Her name is Maddie Munchkins. (She came with the name Munchkins, but never answered to it - she does however come running to the name Maddie). She's a quiet happy little girl who purrs a WHOLE lot and gets a big kick out of watching the squirrels on the front porch. She was having territorial disagreements with the other pets in her home, and since the cat she was disagreeing with 'belonged' to one of the children who has some emotional and behavioral issues, the family felt it was best to let Maddie move to a new house. So, she now lives with me. And already rules the roost. Attached Images __________________ The Constitution gives every American the right to make a total fool out of himself. But that doesn't mean you need to.

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