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| Name: |
Pebble
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Age: |
Seven years old
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| Gender: |
Female
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Kind: |
Persian
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| Home: |
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA
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This
is Pebble, she is a two-year-old Persian Cat. She is named Pebble
because of the pebble-shaped spot on her left cheek. She is special
because she is so cute. Although she is two years old, she still looks
and acts like a kitten, and probably always will. She is very small but
she purrs like a lion. She was a birthday present for my friend Al and
he loves her dearly.
Although she is definitely a lap cat, she loves to ride in the car as
well. We think she believes she is a puppy sometimes. We drive her
around the local park and she puts her front feet on the windowsill and
watches every little thing that passes by. She also loves to run around
the house in the middle of the night with our other kitty, Thumper.
They love to play and they get along great!
Pebble is so plump now she feels like a bowling ball, but she still runs
around the house playing like a little kitten. She loves to get groomed
and we love to groom our kitties. We use a seam ripper to gently pull
the tough hairballs and then just brush them every single day. Persian
cats are like toddlers. They just eat, sleep and play. Pebble likes to
sit in the windowsill and watch the birds just outside the bedroom
window. She is the second Persian cat that I have given Al. The first
one was precious to him and he had her for 17 years. Pebble was a
birthday present. I saw her picture on the internet on the website of
the place that I adopted Thumper from. I knew at first glance that she
was the right kitty just from the look in those big eyes, and that
classic, chubby-cheeked face. She plays with little balls with jingle
bells inside when she has to play alone. I think she will always have
the temperament of a baby.
When we first got her she had been clipped and her fur was still very
short. We put the sweater on her and she immediately felt like she was
being cuddled. Now she is too fluffy for that but she liked the
sweater at first. She has been the perfect addition to our family.
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