We adopted <a href=http://outdoors.mainetoday.com/children/kidtracks/014517.html>Dulce the kitten back in August</a> and Lupus came to live with us at the beginning of October as a 'foster' kitten.
The whole foster thing was a sham orchestrated by Fino and the kids to soften me up about adopting Lupus. It took me a while to catch on and after a couple of months since <a href=http://outdoors.mainetoday.com/children/kidtracks/016997.html#lupus>his cast removal</a>, he is now a permanent member of the family.
But I wonder how many times Dulce and Lupus might think living with two loving girls is a bit of a hassle.
Take their Christmas presents. They each received a catnip toy along with a couple of new outfits (the <a href=http://outdoors.mainetoday.com/children/kidtracks/014757.html>American Girl outfits</a> were getting "boring" I was told).
<img alt="080117dulce_blog.jpg" src="http://outdoors.mainetoday.com/children/kidtracks/080117dulce_blog.jpg" width="484" height="283" border="0" />
<span class=caption>Dulce in the new fisherman sportswear</span>
<img alt="080117lupus_blog.jpg" src="http://outdoors.mainetoday.com/children/kidtracks/080117lupus_blog.jpg" width="484" height="260" border="0" />
<span class=caption>Lupus (the boy cat) in the Mrs. Claus outfit</span>
Feel free to caption these photos for us ...
BTW, <a href=http://outdoors.mainetoday.com/children/kidtracks/008071.html>Toddy the blind cat</a> seems to be enjoying not being the focus of the girls' attention lately.
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