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| Name: |
Mouse
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Age: |
Four and a half years old
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| Gender: |
Female
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Kind: |
Domestic shorthair
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| Home: |
Zwolle, the Netherlands |
This
is Mouse. We got her when she was nine weeks old and named her Mouse
because she loved her toy mouse; however, we soon after called her
Monster-Mouse. She was like a miniature tornado! She would fly around
the room and destroy everything. She used to climb up my legs, when she
was too small to jump high, and my legs where literally covered in a
thousand scratch marks. She has so much personality and she doesn't do
anything she doesn't want to do. She's an extremely difficult cat but I
can't imagine life without her. She has become a lot calmer though since
her brother and sister, Slippers and Socks, arrived. The three of them
get along wonderfully.
Mouse is my baby girl. She is always near me. When I first got her, she
always slept on my hair at night, purring in my ear, I soon got used to
it. Now she sleeps at my feet. Mouse doesn't like being combed or being
put on a leash, or being held. She is also allergic to fleas and
perfumed kitty litter. And it's almost impossible to give her flea
medicine or worm tablets. Taking her to the vet is even worse. But even
with all these difficulties we just love her.
She's not just a cat but a cross between a cat, a dog, a meerkat and a
human. She growls like a dog and stands on her hind legs like a meerkat
and her personality is somewhere in between a cat and a human. Most
people are afraid of her because of the way she looks at people and
sometimes she just decides not to like somebody and makes this known by
hissing, but she never scratches. To my husband and me she is the
sweetest cat. She lies on my lap more and more often, and loves to be
petted and kissed. Her eyes are definitely her most magnificent feature.
When I look into her eyes I know exactly what mood she's in. Sometimes
they are full of contentment and love and other times they look wild and
then you had better watch out. She is the most magnificent cat!
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