Enter the Squeaker

Slowly, but surely, she's getting bigger.  She was just over 100 grams when we got her.  She's now over 800 grams, which is still pretty small.

It took so long to convince Stripy Emperor that toes were not kitty snacks.  Pandora things fingers and toes are both delicious.

She's learned to purr properly, but hasn't gotten into meowing yet.  She still squeaks, but mostly in protest.

Her fur and markings both remain unusual.  The whiskers curl forward, which is bizarre.  Add in the alien look she has on her face , and I'm regretting not checking for a small spacecraft near where we found her.  Sadly, it's near a trash collection and sorting area, so if there was one, someone recycled it.

Why no kitty pic??

I need to condense one enough to upload it.

Over 1 kg of furry squeaky love! 

I really miss my pets El! I look forward to seeing your photo.

Since I've been slacking and only been slaving over my keyboard 5 or 6 hours per day while travelling, I'll give it a shot this weekend.

Here are two pics of Pandora on the day we got her.

The first is the first photo ever taken of her.

The second shows that she had tiny little razor blade claws right from the beginning.

 

El, I really love those photos!It will be nice to see photos of Pandora as she is growing up.

I'm trying to keep these more or less in chronological order.

Here's Pandora about to go over the wall of the escape-proof grey bin.

And, Pandora proving that steel bars are not enough to prevent a squeaky escape.

 
 

And here's Pandora's 3rd escape from something that was supposed to be escape proof.

The expression on her face in the first pic was so funny I made a larger version.

 









She scaled the TrumpWall

Thanks EL! Such lovely photos. They bring back a lot of memories of the family pets when I was a child.