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| Name: |
Lil Girl
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Age: |
Seventeen years old
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| Gender: |
Female
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Kind: |
Domestic Longhair
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| Home: |
Germantown, Tennessee, USA |
I'm
a special Lil Girl. I'm in charge of my home. I have to make sure my
Daddy is up for work each morning and I watch my grandma during the day
to make sure she is okay when the house is quiet. My family understands
me and rushes to my call when I speak even though I'm demanding at
times. I love to walk with a leash and enjoy the flowers and birds
outside. I'm lucky that I'm loved so much.
Lil Girl indeed is very special. Of all the cats I've ever had she has
been a combination of them all. Lil Girl has been raised as a member of
the family since she was three weeks old. Her personality is more human
rather than a cat. Her affection is shown more in human ways than
in feline ways. She rubs her snout along side your face and ears and
sleeps cuddled nearby. In the winter she enjoys sleeping under the
covers along side you.
Lil Girl has never done the traditional leg rubbing. She has her own
special chairs in each room of the house. She is very disciplined and
doesn't jump on tables, curtains or any unwanted areas. She has been
raised from birth and is truly well behaved. Friends of the family have
been amazed by her disposition. In her more playful years she would
return a rolled up piece of paper. She also enjoys playing with string
and yarn. She seems to have taken up the responsibility of waking me up
each morning. Each morning she continues to call me until she
is assured I won't fall back to sleep. She has yet to recognize
weekends. Once up she will return to bed. After I'm ready for work she
will follow me downstairs for her morning snack or merely wait for her
breakfast in bed. She knows that I won't leave until she gets that
last so-long and see you later. She has become very possessive and
clearly demands her time. She enjoys her daily walk outside and
walk catnap in her catnip patch. She attempts to stop any emotional
arguments by approaching close to my face and speaking loudly. She has
been a truly amazing member of our family and, better yet,
an unconditional friend.
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