Evoli

Hi, Sina.
Thank you so much for sharing your precious and beautiful little kitty Evoli. What a wonderful kitten you have, with such long, soft fur. I love the way her fur hides her little paws, those paws with those needle-sharp little claws. I had a kitty when I was young, named "Baby", and she liked to play with my feet under the covers and she had sharp claws, too. Doesn't feel very good, does it?
You talked about keeping Evoli inside until she gets older. I really hope you keep her inside always because it's a proven fact that indoor kitties live longer than outdoor cast, even those which go out and don't stay long. There are so many ways for them to get hurt when they go out. When I was young (I just turned sixty years old recently), we had quite a few cats, too many to keep inside, really, and we lost a couple to being hit by cars. A couple of them just disappeared and we never saw them again or knew what happened to them. We had a pretty white kitty with an orange tail and she didn't come in for three or four days and then when she did come back, over half her tail was missing. I could go into more detail but I won't, except to say she needed to have surgery to repair what was left of her tail. Outside, there are dogs, hawks, people who don't like cats (and there are quite a few of them) and just a lot of things that can hurt a kitty. I really hope you can convince your parents to keep Evoli inside, always. Chances are, you'll have her a lot longer that way.
Again, thank you for sharing Evoli with us. She's a very pretty little lady kitty.
I hope you do well in school, always doing your best. May God bless you and all your family, always.
In the Lord Jesus,
Jim Grayson
Lexington, Kentucky ("The Horse Capital of the World")
U.S.A.