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Happy Tails: Lucky Boy and Jango Fett
Image by LollypopFarm
Our beloved cat, Cisco, died of cancer leaving my other cat, Slater, very lonely so our vet suggested we get two kittens to keep Slater company. Our family traveled over to Lollypop Farm and found two brothers to love. My son named one Jango Fett after a character in his favorite movie series, Star Wars, and my daughter named the other Lucky Boy because he has a bent ear and she felt he was "lucky" that someone could look past his disability and love him.
As you can see from the pictures they look alike but each has his own personality. They are both friendly cats and love to sit on your lap and cuddle. At times they act like dogs, like when they run to the door to greet us or follow us around the house. My eight-year-old daughter reads to them and plays school with them and they will sit with her for hours and will be her "students." Lucky is a little more mischievous as you can see from the picture where he has made himself at home amongst my Christmas Village.
Slater loves them and during the day all three of them will nap together. The cats have helped Slater become less sedentary and he has lost weight because he chases the young ones around the house (The vet is glad since Slater was about 5 lbs. overweight.) At times I forget Slater is 14 years old because the new cats have brought out his playfulness again.
Warm Regards,
Michelle M.
Happy Tails: Jango Fett
Image by LollypopFarm
Our beloved cat, Cisco, died of cancer leaving my other cat, Slater, very lonely so our vet suggested we get two kittens to keep Slater company. Our family traveled over to Lollypop Farm and found two brothers to love. My son named one Jango Fett after a character in his favorite movie series, Star Wars, and my daughter named the other Lucky Boy because he has a bent ear and she felt he was "lucky" that someone could look past his disability and love him.
As you can see from the pictures they look alike but each has his own personality. They are both friendly cats and love to sit on your lap and cuddle. At times they act like dogs, like when they run to the door to greet us or follow us around the house. My eight-year-old daughter reads to them and plays school with them and they will sit with her for hours and will be her "students." Lucky is a little more mischievous as you can see from the picture where he has made himself at home amongst my Christmas Village.
Slater loves them and during the day all three of them will nap together. The cats have helped Slater become less sedentary and he has lost weight because he chases the young ones around the house (The vet is glad since Slater was about 5 lbs. overweight.) At times I forget Slater is 14 years old because the new cats have brought out his playfulness again.
Warm Regards,
Michelle M.
