Update on Fuzzy with photos

Fuzzy is about tens weeks old now and growing very fast as you can see.  We have gone from a handful of fur to about 2 1/2 to 3 pounds and from feeding him formula with an eyedropper to him eating kibble all by himself.  He goes back to the vet tomorrow night and should be able to get his immunization shots now.  He had mouth ulcers and a viral infection before so he had to wait for his shots.

He loves chasing Missy and tumbling around with her.  She finally accepts his advances and even gives him a bath and washes his face in he morning.  His favorite toy is his mouse made of rabbit fur and a washcloth he drags around like a blankee!  He love pulling socks out of the laundry basket also.

We've only had to scold him when he tries to catch us and nibble on our feet and legs.  He has learned that a loud scolding of hey or no means to back off and he almost always does.  He'd love to be roughed up and tumbled around but you would need a glove like they use to handle Falcons because his little claws are very dangerous.  I don't know how Missy avoids being hurt.

Missy getting ready to play with Fuzzy.

My husband is his favorite person.  Fuzzy loves to sleep behind my husband's pillow at night or in the little space in the headboard which I fixed up with a towel and little lambskin pillow. 

This past weekend the people who rescued him from under their front deck were up the mountains and they came over to play with Fuzzy for a while.  They were so surprised to see how big he got and they really enjoyed getting the chance to see him again.  We were on vacation and didn't get up there for two weekends and they were really looking forward to the visit.  I got their address and will be sending them photos as soon as they come in the mail.  It will be nice to be able to keep in touch with them and send them updates.

 When we got him Memorial Day weekend.

We call him Fuzzy most of the time and sometimes we call him Fuzzy Rascal.  He doesn't really know his name yet but I'm sure he'll catch on soon enough.  He's really never out of our sight anyway.  I think he's going to be a clinger and not as independent as Missy.  She's usually upstairs in her bed when she isn't awake. 

Missy has a bed downstairs that Fuzzy uses when she isn't around.  If she sees him in it she promptly chases him out of it.

Fuzzy playing in Missy's bed and getting tired.

He was so little he fit in my purse.

In my husband's slipper.  These are from when we first brought him home the week after Memorial Day.  He had  viral infection and weepy eyes.

So, I hope you like Fuzzy's photo album.  I'm sure by next month he'll be a little larger.  He has really big paws compared to Missy so I think he is going to be a pretty big cat.