Annie is my daughters cat and Chester's companion kitty when I am at work. My daughter lost her senior cat of 15 years after years of faithful love and companionship. Everybody tried and tried to give her another cat but she refused, saying she wasn't ready.... Until a neighbor told her one day, that he had stopped by a place of business and they were looking for homes for kittens (mother had been hit by a car). Theywere found after a thunderstorm and rescued by one of the office workers. She said "NO, I am not ready yet!". He told her they were babies that needed to be bottled fed and were so very, very small. That got her so she got the number and called for directions and went to see them. She picked out Annie and her name for Orphaned Annie. She brought her home and handed her to me and I looked at the sweet baby and noticed something about her face, it was odd. She has something of a hairlip looking thing but only on the outside. It makes her face! Makes her so special, looks like she is smerking all the time (or maybe smells something that stinks) My daughter called Annie a Neurotic girl because she is so stand offish and don't care much for loving and stuff.. But she is quick to greet me everytime I go over there, she knows Grandmaw is there and good for a quick pet. The vet hates to see her come because she gets totally wild with him. The time she swollowed a sewing needle, he had to put her kennal in a garbage bag to gas her to sleep just so he could treat her!! Once when she had Chester there for me, he asked her if she and I could trade cats because Chester is so sweet! Anyawy, here is Annies pictures. I love her baby pictures the most so I will pot that first. Check out that sweet little lip of hers...and it is SO kissable
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