Mooch Fan Club update
 

It's been awhile since I brought you fan club members around the world
up-to-date on the life of Mooch, our resident stray. He has now
survived three bitterly cold Canadian winters, eating up to five
catered meals a day on our veranda and sleeping in a heavily padded
and blanketed chair equipped with two heating pads.

Now it's summer, and this year for the first time we've provided Mooch
with a summer bed on the veranda - a smaller chair that's still padded
but minus heat. He sleeps there every night, and rises for the first
of his meals promptly at 5:20 am every morning, then leaves to do his
business. The newspaper arrives around 6:00, and after it's dropped
off Mooch returns for his second breakfast. Noon is time for his
lunch, and his final meal is just before dark, In the warm weather one
of us always sits a few feet from him, protecting him and his food
from hungry neighbourhood cats, raccoons and the occasional skunk. In
the winter we stand guard at the den window facing the veranda.

One of the reasons for Mooch's survival is his caution. He's known us
for almost four years now but his rule is still "feed, but don't
touch". We prefer it that way. We know that a cautious stray is a safe
stray.

I call him stray. I'm not sure if that's the correct word, because now
he's one of the family. We hope he's with us for many years to come.
If you wish, next Mooch mealtime I'll pass on greetings to him from
you and your kitties.

http://www.flippyscatpage.com/moochtwo.html

http://www.flippyscatpage.com/moochsecurity.html

http://www.flippyscatpage.com/merrilymooch.html

Mooch Fan Club update
 

masking tape can ever totally remove his fur from your couch. - Leo Dworken

"Bobcat" wrote in message
...
It's been awhile since I brought you fan club members around the world
up-to-date on the life of Mooch, our resident stray. He has now
survived three bitterly cold Canadian winters, eating up to five
catered meals a day on our veranda and sleeping in a heavily padded
and blanketed chair equipped with two heating pads.

Now it's summer, and this year for the first time we've provided Mooch
with a summer bed on the veranda - a smaller chair that's still padded
but minus heat. He sleeps there every night, and rises for the first
of his meals promptly at 5:20 am every morning, then leaves to do his
business. The newspaper arrives around 6:00, and after it's dropped
off Mooch returns for his second breakfast. Noon is time for his
lunch, and his final meal is just before dark, In the warm weather one
of us always sits a few feet from him, protecting him and his food
from hungry neighbourhood cats, raccoons and the occasional skunk. In
the winter we stand guard at the den window facing the veranda.

One of the reasons for Mooch's survival is his caution. He's known us
for almost four years now but his rule is still "feed, but don't
touch". We prefer it that way. We know that a cautious stray is a safe
stray.

I call him stray. I'm not sure if that's the correct word, because now
he's one of the family. We hope he's with us for many years to come.
If you wish, next Mooch mealtime I'll pass on greetings to him from
you and your kitties.

http://www.flippyscatpage.com/moochtwo.html

http://www.flippyscatpage.com/moochsecurity.html

http://www.flippyscatpage.com/merrilymooch.html

Aww! You are good people. By all means, pass on greetings from Lindy and
me.

Joy

Mooch Fan Club update
 

On Sun, 27 Jul 2008 09:25:18 -0700 (PDT), Bobcat
wrote:

It's been awhile since I brought you fan club members around the world
up-to-date on the life of Mooch, our resident stray. He has now
survived three bitterly cold Canadian winters, eating up to five
catered meals a day on our veranda and sleeping in a heavily padded
and blanketed chair equipped with two heating pads.

Now it's summer, and this year for the first time we've provided Mooch
with a summer bed on the veranda - a smaller chair that's still padded
but minus heat. He sleeps there every night, and rises for the first
of his meals promptly at 5:20 am every morning, then leaves to do his
business. The newspaper arrives around 6:00, and after it's dropped
off Mooch returns for his second breakfast. Noon is time for his
lunch, and his final meal is just before dark, In the warm weather one
of us always sits a few feet from him, protecting him and his food
from hungry neighbourhood cats, raccoons and the occasional skunk. In
the winter we stand guard at the den window facing the veranda.

One of the reasons for Mooch's survival is his caution. He's known us
for almost four years now but his rule is still "feed, but don't
touch". We prefer it that way. We know that a cautious stray is a safe
stray.

I call him stray. I'm not sure if that's the correct word, because now
he's one of the family. We hope he's with us for many years to come.
If you wish, next Mooch mealtime I'll pass on greetings to him from
you and your kitties.

http://www.flippyscatpage.com/moochtwo.html

http://www.flippyscatpage.com/moochsecurity.html

http://www.flippyscatpage.com/merrilymooch.html

I hope Mooch 2 continues to brighten your days for many, many years to
come.

How fortunate you found each other!

~~~~~~~~~~~~ ^..^

"Life without cats would be only marginally worth living."
-TC, and the unmercifully, relentlessly, sweet calico kitty, Kenzie.

Every day is a treasure with Kenzie; I try to treat them that way. There
will only be so many, and then there will never, ever, be any more.

How you behave towards cats here below determines your status in Heaven.
- Robert Heinlein

Mooch Fan Club update
 

Bobcat wrote:
It's been awhile since I brought you fan club members around the world
up-to-date on the life of Mooch, our resident stray. He has now
survived three bitterly cold Canadian winters, eating up to five
catered meals a day on our veranda and sleeping in a heavily padded
and blanketed chair equipped with two heating pads.

Now it's summer, and this year for the first time we've provided Mooch
with a summer bed on the veranda - a smaller chair that's still padded
but minus heat. snip


You are taking such good care of Mooch! Thanks for the update.
Best wishes,
Polonca and Soncek