We're pet sitting for a neighbor. We took the small kitten home, as she is so young and because, frankly, we enjoy playing with her. She is not at all afraid of our dogs, though I can't say the opposite is true.
The kitty, out of her crate during the day, returned to find that one of our Japanese Chin dogs, Whitney who weighs only 8 pounds, had holded up in kitty's crate.
That wasn't the only indignity she has suffered. In cleaning the litter box, I found quite a bit of wet, and though I've not had a small kitten in a long time and perhaps had forgotten, I didn't think they peed that much.
"Gee, she goes alot," I remarked to my son. I knew something was up when he began to giggle.
"That was me," he admitted.
I cleaned poor kitty's box with strong admonishments to son that kitty boxes were not for humans.
The kitty, out of her crate during the day, returned to find that one of our Japanese Chin dogs, Whitney who weighs only 8 pounds, had holded up in kitty's crate.
That wasn't the only indignity she has suffered. In cleaning the litter box, I found quite a bit of wet, and though I've not had a small kitten in a long time and perhaps had forgotten, I didn't think they peed that much.
"Gee, she goes alot," I remarked to my son. I knew something was up when he began to giggle.
"That was me," he admitted.
I cleaned poor kitty's box with strong admonishments to son that kitty boxes were not for humans.
2 comments:
R.O.F.L.!!!
That just about tops the pictures he took of himself while urinating.
What about the trees outside? I guess they no longer holds any appeal?
You need to ask Rod about what happened to him after he decided to pee into the gas stove -- he was 4 at the time.
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