In, out, in, out

First it's sunny, then it's raining, then it's sunny again, then it isn't. I can't tell whether I'm coming or going sometimes. Stayed in, in the end, and did some meeting and greeting. Well, one has to be seen to be earning a crust doesn't one?

Whose Birthday?

Not that I'm bitter......... but I turned 11 on Monday and no-one remembered! I wasn't expecting a great celebration with balloons, cake or banners but a little recognition would have been nice. Still, I did have a black thing (Wibble) free night on Monday as she decided to stay out for the night.  That alone was something worth celebrating. Oh well perhaps they'll make it up to me next year! 

Everyone has been very busy recently with Vaccination Amnesty month in May and now in June it's National Identichip Month. Lots of pets are coming in for chipping so that they can be identified should they get lost and more importantly they can be reunited with mum & dad.

Will sign off now as the sun has moved round and I need re-adjust my sleeping position.   

Freedom!

Warm days, waiting room windows open, I can come and go as I please. Am I getting older, or have they raised the height of the window sills?

Spring!

Spring is on it's way at last! It seems that the neighbourhood is back under control.  No more challenges to my superiority.

My only challenger is the black thing I am forced to live with! She certainly has her moments, especially when she has been on the old catnip!! But put her outside and she's not so brave then. Scared of her own shadow then she is!!

The girls here are disappointed with her too. We now have a demonstration model of one of those new fangled cat flap things. You know the ones, the ones that only let through cats that have their microchips recognised by the flap. They're supposed to stop unwanted visitors coming in and eating all your food. Well, the girls have programmed Wibble's chip to be recognised so she can be used as a demonstrator. Will she play ball? Will she heck!! Won't go near it! I do wonder sometimes as to why she is here. She's not been in a movie like me. Well, it may have only been a training video but it felt like a movie to me!!

Oh well back to my hectic lifestyle.

Who's in charge here?

Well, that was a busy few weeks. You wouldn't believe it would you. Four weeks away and the locals have really got above themselves. Hunting my vermin, territory marking my foliage. Give me strength!

Still, think I've managed to point out the error of their ways. And do you know, one of them wanted to argue the toss about it. Gave me a swollen leg! Nothing that five days penicillin couldn't deal with though.

You should have seen the other bloke!

Wibble - absolutely zero help as usual. She actually runs away from leaves. Not much use in a tight spot that one. Not much use for anything to be honest.

Home at last

Back in our familiar cat room at Stantonbury Surgery. Thank goodness. Maybe Wibble will be a bit less wibble now!

No fixed abode

Moved to Eaglestone before Christmas, staying with those nice people at Vets Now over Christmas, and now back at Eaglestone. Where will it end? I want to go home! Wibble is now completely stir crazy.