Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Social nipper… I love it!!!
lol. I was kind of worried you’d have a sad-attack when you saw these shots!
Oh man, I love that story! And even moreso I love the fact that his name was Rover! lol.
I l-o-v-e black cats to death! However, my room mate has a black cat who is like the polar opposite of Felix, here. Her name is Olive and spends every day curled up on her bed, only getting up to eat and poo. What a weirdo!Socialize
If you’re a crazy cat lady like I am, you’ll love this new series of posts I have lined up. Every once in awhile I’m going to gather up the best photos of a particular cat I’ve shot over the years and write up a little bio about them.
And, being the current love of my life, I thought it’d be careless of me to kick off the Cat Files with anyone but the man in black himself. So…
Say hello to Felix!
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Full Name: Lt. Felix Gaeta, named after a character of the same name from Battlestar Galactica (pre-mutiny, pre-perjury, for the record!).
Aliases: Felix Felicis, Flea-licks, Fleabit, Batly.
Age: ~1 1/2 years.
Coat / Build: Black, short and silky. Long and slender.
Meow Type: Howler.
Backstory: Abandoned shortly after birth by mother, found on the street by neighbors of the Miller-Borns. Adopted by Chris and Kim Miller (that’s us!).
Often Mistaken For: A squirrel or giraffe. The Batmobile. The Wolf monster from the Neverending Story.
Likes: Climbing trees. Long scratches down the spine. Your breath after a tasty meal.
Dislikes: Road trips. Collars. Conventional sources of drinking water.
Favorite Place to Nap: Crocheted blankets. Hampers. Reusable grocery bags.
Claim to Fame: Playing fetch with crumpled receipts. Overcoming the oppression of a collar and growing into a fearless hunter. Having a ridiculously long tail.
Downfall: Tragic addiction to catnip.
Personal Quote: “I can quit anytime I want to!”
Felix is a BEAUTIFUL boy that reminds me so much of my Jag, who I lost 2 Christmases ago to Feline Leukemia. We found out 2 weeks before he died that he had the illness and it was a long, tragic, horrible ordeal that I hope I never go through again. He was a wonderful cat and I still miss him terribly. You have a beautiful, BEAUTIFUL cat.