Nanki-Poo update

My kids came over for Thanksgiving yesterday. Nanki is still
sequestered in his room, but each of them went in to visit. He was very
affectionate with my daughter, and he let my son-in-law pick him up and
carry him out of the room. He soon indicated he wanted down, so he was
returned to his room. He seemed to enjoy the socializing, and he also
enjoyed the bits of turkey he was given. He is eating heartily now, and
if the level of his food dish didn't show that, the output in the litter
box would. ;-)

Unfortunately, he's still sneezing a fair amount, although he doesn't
seem to be as stuffy as he was. Overall, I'd say he's making great
progress. It's obvious that, in spite of being kept outside for three
days (because Lindy wouldn't let him come in the cat door) and
sequestered in one room for ten days, he knows this is his home and he's
happy about it.

Joy

Yoj skrev i meddelandet . ..
My kids came over for Thanksgiving yesterday. Nanki is still
sequestered in his room, but each of them went in to visit. He was very
affectionate with my daughter, and he let my son-in-law pick him up and
carry him out of the room. He soon indicated he wanted down, so he was
returned to his room. He seemed to enjoy the socializing, and he also
enjoyed the bits of turkey he was given. He is eating heartily now, and
if the level of his food dish didn't show that, the output in the litter
box would. ;-)

Unfortunately, he's still sneezing a fair amount, although he doesn't
seem to be as stuffy as he was. Overall, I'd say he's making great
progress. It's obvious that, in spite of being kept outside for three
days (because Lindy wouldn't let him come in the cat door) and
sequestered in one room for ten days, he knows this is his home and he's
happy about it.

Joy

It is so good to read about Nanki's great progress.
We are sending purrs for the sneezing to stop.
Elisabet and Hugo Katt

I'm happy for you, Joy; just goes to show what a smart little guy he is!
Christine
"Yoj" wrote in message
om...
My kids came over for Thanksgiving yesterday. Nanki is still
sequestered in his room, but each of them went in to visit. He was very
affectionate with my daughter, and he let my son-in-law pick him up and
carry him out of the room. He soon indicated he wanted down, so he was
returned to his room. He seemed to enjoy the socializing, and he also
enjoyed the bits of turkey he was given. He is eating heartily now, and
if the level of his food dish didn't show that, the output in the litter
box would. ;-)

Unfortunately, he's still sneezing a fair amount, although he doesn't
seem to be as stuffy as he was. Overall, I'd say he's making great
progress. It's obvious that, in spite of being kept outside for three
days (because Lindy wouldn't let him come in the cat door) and
sequestered in one room for ten days, he knows this is his home and he's
happy about it.

Joy

Yoj wrote:
My kids came over for Thanksgiving yesterday. Nanki is still
sequestered in his room, but each of them went in to visit. He was
very affectionate with my daughter, and he let my son-in-law pick him
up and carry him out of the room. He soon indicated he wanted down,
so he was returned to his room. He seemed to enjoy the socializing,
and he also enjoyed the bits of turkey he was given. He is eating
heartily now, and if the level of his food dish didn't show that, the
output in the litter box would. ;-)

Unfortunately, he's still sneezing a fair amount, although he doesn't
seem to be as stuffy as he was. Overall, I'd say he's making great
progress. It's obvious that, in spite of being kept outside for three
days (because Lindy wouldn't let him come in the cat door) and
sequestered in one room for ten days, he knows this is his home and
he's happy about it.

Joy

Thanks for the update, it's good to know he's still improving.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.

"Lisa Katt" wrote in message
news

Yoj skrev i meddelandet
. ..
My kids came over for Thanksgiving yesterday. Nanki is still
sequestered in his room, but each of them went in to visit. He was
very
affectionate with my daughter, and he let my son-in-law pick him up
and
carry him out of the room. He soon indicated he wanted down, so he
was
returned to his room. He seemed to enjoy the socializing, and he
also
enjoyed the bits of turkey he was given. He is eating heartily now,
and
if the level of his food dish didn't show that, the output in the
litter
box would. ;-)

Unfortunately, he's still sneezing a fair amount, although he doesn't
seem to be as stuffy as he was. Overall, I'd say he's making great
progress. It's obvious that, in spite of being kept outside for
three
days (because Lindy wouldn't let him come in the cat door) and
sequestered in one room for ten days, he knows this is his home and
he's
happy about it.

Joy

It is so good to read about Nanki's great progress.
We are sending purrs for the sneezing to stop.
Elisabet and Hugo Katt

Thank you, Elisabet.

Joy

Thank you, Christine.

--
Joy

Things turn out best for the people who make the best out of the way
things turn out.
-- John Wooden

"Christine Burel" wrote in message
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I'm happy for you, Joy; just goes to show what a smart little guy he
is!
Christine
"Yoj" wrote in message
om...
My kids came over for Thanksgiving yesterday. Nanki is still
sequestered in his room, but each of them went in to visit. He was
very
affectionate with my daughter, and he let my son-in-law pick him up
and
carry him out of the room. He soon indicated he wanted down, so he
was
returned to his room. He seemed to enjoy the socializing, and he
also
enjoyed the bits of turkey he was given. He is eating heartily now,
and
if the level of his food dish didn't show that, the output in the
litter
box would. ;-)

Unfortunately, he's still sneezing a fair amount, although he
doesn't
seem to be as stuffy as he was. Overall, I'd say he's making great
progress. It's obvious that, in spite of being kept outside for
three
days (because Lindy wouldn't let him come in the cat door) and
sequestered in one room for ten days, he knows this is his home and
he's
happy about it.

Joy

"Yoj" wrote:

He was very affectionate with my daughter, and he let my son-in-law
pick him up and carry him out of the room... He seemed to enjoy the
socializing, and he also enjoyed the bits of turkey he was given. He
is eating heartily now... It's obvious that, in spite of being kept
outside for three days... and sequestered in one room for ten days,
he knows this is his home and he's happy about it.

That's so sweet! I'm really glad it's starting to work out well.

Joyce

wrote in message
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"Yoj" wrote:

He was very affectionate with my daughter, and he let my son-in-law
pick him up and carry him out of the room... He seemed to enjoy the
socializing, and he also enjoyed the bits of turkey he was given.
He
is eating heartily now... It's obvious that, in spite of being kept
outside for three days... and sequestered in one room for ten days,
he knows this is his home and he's happy about it.

That's so sweet! I'm really glad it's starting to work out well.

Joyce

Thank you, Joyce.

Joy

"Yoj" wrote in message
om...
My kids came over for Thanksgiving yesterday. Nanki is still
sequestered in his room, but each of them went in to visit. He was very
affectionate with my daughter, and he let my son-in-law pick him up and
carry him out of the room. He soon indicated he wanted down, so he was
returned to his room. He seemed to enjoy the socializing, and he also
enjoyed the bits of turkey he was given. He is eating heartily now, and
if the level of his food dish didn't show that, the output in the litter
box would. ;-)

Unfortunately, he's still sneezing a fair amount, although he doesn't
seem to be as stuffy as he was. Overall, I'd say he's making great
progress. It's obvious that, in spite of being kept outside for three
days (because Lindy wouldn't let him come in the cat door) and
sequestered in one room for ten days, he knows this is his home and he's
happy about it.

Joy

Sounds like great progress. Purrs for the sneezing to ease.
Sam

"Sam Nash" wrote in message
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"Yoj" wrote in message
om...
My kids came over for Thanksgiving yesterday. Nanki is still
sequestered in his room, but each of them went in to visit. He was
very
affectionate with my daughter, and he let my son-in-law pick him up
and
carry him out of the room. He soon indicated he wanted down, so he
was
returned to his room. He seemed to enjoy the socializing, and he
also
enjoyed the bits of turkey he was given. He is eating heartily now,
and
if the level of his food dish didn't show that, the output in the
litter
box would. ;-)

Unfortunately, he's still sneezing a fair amount, although he
doesn't
seem to be as stuffy as he was. Overall, I'd say he's making great
progress. It's obvious that, in spite of being kept outside for
three
days (because Lindy wouldn't let him come in the cat door) and
sequestered in one room for ten days, he knows this is his home and
he's
happy about it.

Joy

Sounds like great progress. Purrs for the sneezing to ease.
Sam

Thank you, Sam. He seems to be sneezing a lot less, so I think the
purrs are working.

Joy