What a lovely story. I think cats do know when another isn't feeling well and
offer a little extra TLC.
Sharyl
Lynne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just felt like telling you folks about something that happened last
night with our Snowy and Lennie. Lennie is our 19 year old, who is showing
signs of not being with us much longer. He's deaf, frail and weak but still
appears to enjoy his life. Snowy is our rescued Persian. Len has not cared
for her much since she first came home with us but over the past couple months
has agreed to accept her. When we take them outside for fresh air, Snowy will
follow Len just like a little puppy but if he turns around she kind of stops
and puts her head down. They both get a lot of affection from us but you can
kind of tell that Snowy is a touch jealous. Well last night we were out on the
patio enjoying the evening. Bob was sitting between the two cats taking turns
kissing them on their heads. When it was time to come in Lennie was cleaning
his face and Snowy went over to him and stuck her little face right on his
forehead. Len stopped licking his paw, looked at her
and continued his grooming. Snowy then just walked by into the house. To see
it you would have sworn she went over and kissed him. You can tell she cares
about him, almost like she knows he isn't doing that well. It's stuff like
this that makes me love cats so much.
Lynne
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