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Magoo you are an inspiration for so many people out there that never heard of disabled (I mean ABLED) animals. I love the idea of a childrens book...I'd like to reserve an autographed copy ahead of time. :D :D :D Precious picture of your neice checking him out LOL!
That is such a special picture.Worth saving.Magoo is such a good good boy.He is so loved and he knows it.Thank goodness you took him in and gave him the chance of a great life.He knows how good he has it.He has love surrounding him. :D
Yeah, who'dathunk? :D (as my bf says)
Scrappy Magoo,ia one Amazing Cat,as he seems,to be able,to sense the love,that is around him,des[ite his lack,of sight.And I hope.that my Princess,does hearly,as well,when her time comes! That is a great photo,of That young Lady,andScrappy Magoo!
Oh Lisa, Lisa, Lisa. Now you have done it. Here I thought I was finally under control when it came to Magoo, but, no, here come the tears again.
That picture of your niece, Rachel, ever so gently touching Magoo's eye is so PRICELESS. Then to follow her to the door. What can I say. I am at a loss for words on how much that picture touched me.
I agree with the others in regards to a book being made of our precious Magoo.:)
I don't know, for some reason this picture brought tears to my eyes, it's so touching and special...
CCL, I cannot thank you enough for not giving him up when times got rough, and for giving him such a wonderful, loving home! I'm so happy for him!!!
Kirsten
Gosh, what a lovely story.
Do you ever watch "Cold Case"? The detective on that story, Lily, has two special-needs cats (one with one eye, and one "tripod"). I think the school-visit idea is wonderful; maybe you could start with a few kids at first (a Sunday School, perhaps?).
Now to inform Don Juan that it's TOO COLD to have the door open so he can go outside... :rolleyes:
Liz
That picture is just precious, I'm not sure what it is about it, but I love it :)
Magoo has definatly came a long way!
Oh Lisa, that picture is so precious! After his initial ferociousness (is that a word?) who would ever have thought that Magoo would be such a social butterfly - especially with children? He is just too much. :D
It is wonderful that he gets along with the kids soo well. It makes you wonder just how much enhanced his other senses are.
Awwwww, I'm so sorry I took so long to reply to this thread.
The Gooster never ceases to amaze me. What a long way he's come and it proves again what time, love and patience can do.
I kinda miss the rowdy Magoo......;)