Wednesday, June 19, 2013

15 Seconds With Graham

You might want to crank the volume to hear a very sweet boy... when he's not hissing, that is.


He doesn't ACT like he likes to snuggle, but his purr gives him away.



5 comments:

  1. I'm going to save that for anytime I need a purr and one of my boys isn't available.

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  2. He may never lose the hiss :-) I rescued my formerly feral boy at 12 weeks old from a parking lot at work. He was a mess - he'd been thrown by the street sweeper and was pretty near starvation. Now, he's a happy, healthy FOURTEEN years old this year. He's one of the sweetest, most loving cats, with a purr you can hear from across the room. He's also very talkative, and he uses that hiss like punctuation or a swear word!

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  3. GAH. I really just want to squoosh & love on those babies.

    I'm sure you're already aware of this but just thought I'd mention it:
    Some kitties purr when stressed, too. I bet with these poppets it's a little bit of both. They're probably still scared but also probably secretly love the snuggles & are just in denial about it. :D

    ~Chris

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  4. snicker.....that is how Junior ended up not being "returned" after the trap and neuter part. I managed to hold him and after a couple days, he purred and I was toast (he was older than the Mayweathers when we trapped him).

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  5. "I.Can't.Resist.The.Scritches. (I spelled that wrong on purpose...lol)

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