Glacier
04-06-2004, 03:26 PM
Just cuz I feel like it! More of sweetie Petey!
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Last summer, lounging in the catnip planter in the kitty enclosure.
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Doing his best pretty boy pose.
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Snuggling with his best friend, Glacier. Pete adores Glacier and follows him around incessantly. Poor Glacier can't get a moment alone!
Pete is a special needs cat. Two years ago, he started having repeated urinary tract blocks for no reason---no infection, no crystals, no stones ect. He just blocks, likely from inflammation. We couldn't get it under control so my vet gave me two options--euthanize him or a PU surgery. Course, I live in the boonies and doing the surgery here wasn't an option. So Pete became a flying kitty. I put him on a plane to Saskatoon, Saskatchwan, where he had his surgery at the Western College of Vet. Medicine. They took wonderful care of him. He hasn't blocked since, but we are still looking for the cause of the inflammation which continues to flare up.
Pete came home from surgery a different cat. He had never been particularly snuggly with humans, but he's become a purring lap warmer since the surgery. He was just over two years old at the time. I think he had been sick for much of his life and just hid it very well. He's a much happier boy now.
http://mediaservice.photoisland.com/auction/Apr/2004468024035415661354.jpg
Last summer, lounging in the catnip planter in the kitty enclosure.
http://mediaservice.photoisland.com/auction/Apr/2004462346978289226796.jpg
Doing his best pretty boy pose.
http://mediaservice.photoisland.com/auction/Apr/2004467359057361825061.jpg
Snuggling with his best friend, Glacier. Pete adores Glacier and follows him around incessantly. Poor Glacier can't get a moment alone!
Pete is a special needs cat. Two years ago, he started having repeated urinary tract blocks for no reason---no infection, no crystals, no stones ect. He just blocks, likely from inflammation. We couldn't get it under control so my vet gave me two options--euthanize him or a PU surgery. Course, I live in the boonies and doing the surgery here wasn't an option. So Pete became a flying kitty. I put him on a plane to Saskatoon, Saskatchwan, where he had his surgery at the Western College of Vet. Medicine. They took wonderful care of him. He hasn't blocked since, but we are still looking for the cause of the inflammation which continues to flare up.
Pete came home from surgery a different cat. He had never been particularly snuggly with humans, but he's become a purring lap warmer since the surgery. He was just over two years old at the time. I think he had been sick for much of his life and just hid it very well. He's a much happier boy now.