Zip gets her morning greeting from Maria, “Ziperoni…” Zinnia is falling in love, I did more bonding. We’re thinking of freeing Zip on Wednesday; she seems at ease. It seems she is a family cat, not just a barn cat. Zip is very happy here, winning our hearts every day.
Maria has done a wonderful job of acclimating this cat to Bedlam Farm. Zip is a smart creature, he has figured out that this is a good place for a barn cat to live.
We are all enjoying each other. This is a family thing, that’s a surprise.
Fate came in to check things out but wanted no part of Zip; she turned and fled the barn. Zip comes out and walks around, and goes back. He came when I called him, and I scratched his head and back. We have bonded. Bud will get his nose scratched if he causes any trouble.
The new song is below.
Maria debuts the New Zip song….Zinnia applauds
I can’t squat down like Maria, but I can pull up a chair, and Zip comes running over for a head scratch and a chance to rub himself against my leg. We have been bonding together all week. I think I’m going to love this cat.
What a lovely video!
I’m reading your book, “Rose.” I have never owned a cat or dog. I couldn’t face losing them. I have grown children with houses over in with pets. When I visit the pets pay much attention to me. When I was in business and visited my clients homes they were often surprised when stand off pets would come out hiding when they heard me.
I am grateful for every dog I have, living or dead. It is one of the joys of my life. I am glad I never quit on it because they don’t live as long as we do.