This is our fluffy gray cat, Theta, also known as Theta-Bear or Koon-bear. As a stray kitten, she followed my brother-in-law’s roommate the entire way home from a grocery store one day, meowing the entire time. My brother-in-law soon took her in as his own. When he moved to Hawaii a couple years ago, my husband and I became Theta’s proud parents. When we sing, she follows us around and meows until we pick her up. Then she just purrs as we continue in song. She is definitely a spoiled kitty.
Miss Lisa’s cats:
Pre-marriage, Robert and I each had a cat. I adopted my “baby” Fusto when he was 2 1/2. He was “free” because he had so many issues that he could no longer be a breeder and he’s been a high needs boy ever since. His name is Italian slang meaning “Hunk” and although I had him fixed, he still knows he’s quite a stud.