This is my story of how I became an unintentional Crazy Cat Lady.<\/p>\n
I like animals. \u00a0If it’s furry, 4 legged and mammalian, it’s welcome in my house. Growing up I always had a cat and a dog.\u00a0 I had the coolest dog growing up. Inky. My Grandfather rescued him from Paoli Pike (a busy 4 lane street) and when he passed away Mom & Dad inherited him.\u00a0 Inky is a blog for another day.<\/p>\n
Like I said, I didn\u2019t intend to be a Crazy Cat Lady.\u00a0 It just happened.\u00a0 When David and I bought this house there were some outdoor kitties that were living on the porch.\u00a0 We continued in Mr. Norton\u2019s path and took care of them.\u00a0 Well, one thing led to another and the next season there was a kitten who needed vet care and it was night. So we brought the little guy inside so we could get our hands on him to take him to the vet the next day.<\/p>\n
Let me jump back. When we moved into the house I had 1 cat. 1 big black cat with an attitude.\u00a0 She was used to be the only.\u00a0 So we brought in the sick kitten we put it in a cage with a towel and some water and David went off to get some wet food for it.\u00a0 Well the kitten wouldn\u2019t stay in the cage.\u00a0 So in order to keep this little Houdini (yes, he is my Butt) in the house David brought in his friends.\u00a0 All all 6 of these kittens went into the bathroom.\u00a0 TAH-DAH instant Crazy Cat Lady.\u00a0 And it wasn\u2019t my fault! I didn\u2019t bring them in.<\/p>\n
The unfortunate thing is once you have multiple cats, it\u2019s easy to add just one more.<\/p>\n
The good thing is … I live with a Crazy Cat Man.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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