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Miss Pansy was born to be a model.

Vet Trip

At the vet today, we learned that Pansy is 21 pounds!!! She's lost 1.4 pounds since she came to stay with us!! What happy news! We celebrated with some feather wand action!

I know that I give Dr. Kirch and her team a shout out every week, but they really deserve it! What a wonderful group the Cat Hospital has! While Pansy doesn't love the car ride there, as soon as I open the crate, she makes herself right at home. And the entire staff is so happy to see her there!

Also, we discovered that Pansy likes slow jazz. :)

The Cat Hospital

Our last trip to the vet was such a success that they invited us to join them every Wednesday. Pansy Pie wasn't too pleased to be in the crate again, but was more than happy to explore the office. The entire office staff gathered to watch as she sniffed around, climbed in the cat house and behind the sofa. When I came back after work to pick her up, this is what I found:

She insists that the catnip lid isn't hers. :)

Oh, and she lost .1 pound. They insisted that it's a step in the right direction, albeit a small one.

Adoption Event

Today, we went to Pansy's first adoption event since she returned to us. She got a lot of attention--and a lot of rubs! She was tired out by the time we got home. Here she is hiding under my sewing machine table. Forgive her grumpy face--she still has crate hair! ;) Anyway, it didn't take her long to readjust, and she's now sitting next to me, demanding that I give her as many loves as she got from everyone today.

Another Vet Trip

Over the last week, Pansy decided to take her diet a little too seriously--I've had a very hard time getting her to eat anything! So, back to Dr. K and Adrienne we went! Turns out, Pansy has lost just over a half a pound in the last two weeks. And the real reason she stopped eating? She was lonely. See, I put Pansy into her room to eat so none of the other cats or dogs would get her food. She didn't like that so she stopped eating. So, from here on out, Pansy and I will eat together, and I moved her bed and her litter box downstairs. She's got to get used to having so many other animals around, but I think she'll like it.
And, as I promised, here is her video debut! We call it The Feather Wand.