We are a group of cat lovers.  Our mission is to suggest ways for people and cats to live together happily.  We can’t take care of all the cats in the world, but we want to help every one that we can.  So our idea is to share photos of cats, and tips on keeping them healthy, and anything else that helps people and cats live better together in today’s world.

 

Bingo (DOB  10-25-2013)  

We adopted Bingo from the Long Beach SPCA Animal Shelter.  He’s a slightly chubby fellow whose signature move is a mean bite.  But he’s not much of a jumper, and quite slow, too.  He pretends to be tough, but the truth is that he’s rather cowardly. If something new is brought into the house he’s terrified, and stays away until he’s sure it’s safe.   He loves Pumpkin, but his love is unrequited.  With four cats in the house, Candy being the cutest one and Pumpkin in poor health, Bingo doesn’t get all the attention he wants, and that makes him jealous.  Bingo’s not big on brains, but quite the cartoon character.

 

Pumpkin (DOB 4-25-2014)

This kitten was adopted from a cat rescue group.  She’s an unusual female orange tabby, born with a tumor that left her with only one working lung.  Deemed to be too small and weak for surgery, at the age of four months she was given just two months to live.  Yet she has survived on nutritional supplements and love ever since.  About once a year she falls ill and spends the night in a veterinary hospital oxygen tent, but always recovers and comes home.  At the hospital they call her the “Miracle Cat.”   She puts most of her effort into eating, but her condition causes oxygen depletion, which affects her digestion, so she has trouble keeping food down.  Nonetheless, Pumpkin loves life.  Spoiled from birth, she is Queen of the House. If she does not get what she wants, she cries like a cicada - meemeemee - until she gets it.

 

Gray (DOB Spring, 2016)

This fellow was just a local alley cat who used to come to the back door to beg for food.  One day he showed up covered in blood, with his tail broken by a dog’s bite.  We took him to the vet for surgery, and after he recovered, he adopted us.   Although his tail is now much shorter, he has the fluffiest coat in the family, and beautiful eyes.   Though he was originally a street cat, today he is the most typical house cat of all.  He’s not very smart, but he’s naturally funny and cute.

 

Candy (DOB Spring, 2016)

The street family that originally included Gray had six members, but today only Gray and Candy are left.  When Gray joined our family, Candy was left all alone, and so we took her in, too.  She must have had a bad experience with people; she just can’t get comfortable with them, and refuses to be touched.   But she gets along very well with the cats, and especially loves Bingo.  This girl has cute racoon eyes.  We hope she gets used to us soon!

 

Team members:

 

CEO: Pumkin

Marketing Director:  Bingo

IT Specialist: Gray

Copywriter:  Candy

Admin: Claria

Shipping and Warehouse:  Blaze

Customer Service: Steeler

Buyer:  Ferrari