This was taken the 3rd day Bujang came to live with us. His fur was still standing. I was told that this was a sign that he was not weaned as yet or his mother had left him. Admittedly I don't think his mother left him as much as she hid him in the drain so he could be safe from rampaging teens and other humans. But it rained heavily and either I brought him home or he would have died. He was a big as my mother's hand and weighed hardly anything and now of cos he is all of 6 kgs.
cat tales: stories about ordinary cats in singapore
Tuesday, May 30, 2006
First steps
This was taken the 3rd day Bujang came to live with us. His fur was still standing. I was told that this was a sign that he was not weaned as yet or his mother had left him. Admittedly I don't think his mother left him as much as she hid him in the drain so he could be safe from rampaging teens and other humans. But it rained heavily and either I brought him home or he would have died. He was a big as my mother's hand and weighed hardly anything and now of cos he is all of 6 kgs.
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Small bundles of fur always grow up to be magnificent looking cats. :)
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