Welcome to my page. I'm not half the cat that Lit'l Petey is but I never thought that I would be on the Internet with my own web page! I was a cross eyed and I snored at night and I certainly didn't have the selective genes that other kitty's have. In fact I'm was a little nuts, but aren't all of us Siamese a little goofy? Sometimes I would run all through the house and bat around a ball with great passion but there was no ball, it was all make believe. Nobody seemed to understand me but Bill. He used to throw the make believe ball and then I would go nuts and have something to do for a few hours. Call me crazy but we know how to communicate. I was very vocal and made a comment about everything and was not afraid to express my opinion just like Mr. Magoo.
I was a stray that showed up on Bills back porch and I was very pregnant but Bill took care of me by getting me some first class surgery at the Anti-Cruelty place downtown. I was a four paw declaw so I really couldn't defend myself in the streets and my former owner spent all that money declawing me but didn't''T get me spade, so when I went into heat I left home because my urges were out of control. Bill ran an ad trying to find my owner but nobody called so he adopted me.
I will always be grateful for that and I slept with him every night and he put up with my snoring. When he would take a hot tub in the whirlpool I always sit right next to him and lick him. Life was so good. In 2006 I came down with Anti-immune disease and got real weak so when I quit eating Bill knew something was wrong and it was time to go to Rainbow Bridge. Right after the long Labor Day weekend in 2006 with Bill he took me down to the vet. I rode in his lap and I was so weak I didn't even need a pet taxi. Bill held me close and talkie to me while the nice vet gave me the shot. I went to heaven looking at Bill and he held me until I wasn't warm anymore. It was a great 10 years and I will watch over Bill until he joins me here at Rainbow Bridge. Most of all I am grateful that I got to live and die with dignify