OUR CATS
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This is Nelson, whom
we adopted in 1989, and who was sadly killed in an accident in February
1997
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We got Amanda from TLC (Tender Loving Care) in August 1997,
when she was about
six months old. Very
sadly, we lost her as a result of unexplained
kidney failure in March 2002. She was such a beautiful, amiable
friend, and we miss her greatly.
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![]() Lacey
joined our family, when she was only three weeks old, in August
2000. Her mother disappeared, and left her and her litter of
siblings in a tool and die shop on Highway 401. This is Lacey's
first
dubious experience of snow. |
![]() When Lacey first arrived, Amanda was very perplexed by her. In due course, Lacey got bigger, and Amanda stopped bullying her |
Shortly
after we lost Amanda, we adopted Cagney,
and he has turned out to be a beautiful, easy-going animal, who still
thinks that he is a kitten, and is a joy to have as a friend.
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![]() I have
taken numerous great pictures of Cagney, because
he is
so
photogenic, but these two are among my favourites
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![]() We also adopted
Hayley as a stray, in March 2003, and named her after
Hayley Wickenheiser, star of the 2002 and 2006 gold medal
Canadian Olympic women's hockey team
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![]() Believe it or not, Cagney was once a cute little kitten ,and we think he's still very cute. |
![]() We sadly lost Lacey on September 2 2008, after a long illness, and we would like to express our grateful appreciation to Dr. H.J. Sweetman and the staff of the Downtown Veterinary Clinic for their loving and sensitive care of her |
![]() Lacey gave Cagney
an affectionate kiss before she became so ssick
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![]() Every year, we
traditionally take a family photograph on Christmas Eve,
and this one is from December 2005. It was quite a job, as there
were only two of us, and three of them
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