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Born:
~November 1999
Adopted: Spring 2000
Likes:
Dislikes:
Talents:
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very talkative
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getting stuck in small places (she spent her first 25 hours at our house
shut in the filing cabinet, she spent another night in the top dresser
drawer, and would have spent an unknown amount of time behind the stove
had Sox not gotten really interested in looking under the stove)
Find the cat...I asked
Kim to send me some pictures of Endora. Without seeing what we'd
written about Endora getting stuck in small places, Kim sent us this
picture of Endora sitting in the piano. We hope no one decides to
close the lid.
Adoption Story: Wendy and
her friend Charlie went to the pet store to buy some cat food. While
there, Wendy decided to try to get another tortie for Craig to remind him
of the long dead Beezer from his childhood. Alas, torties just really
don’t get along well with other cats and deal with people on their own
terms. Endora's terms for Craig were: stay away. Her terms for Wendy were only
slightly better and only when the other cats weren’t around. Endora did,
however, get along well with our friend Joe. Hmm…see “likes
category”. Endora just wasn’t happy at our house. After moving to
Michigan and acquiring about a million other cats, she’d had all she
could stand. She beat up on Alex on a regular basis. This caused Alex to
be too afraid to go to the basement to use the litter box. Instead, Alex
hid in our bedroom and used our bed or any clean clothes as a litter box.
Endora had always gotten along with Wendy’s sister Kim. So, when
Kim went away to college and had to leave Ariel, Wendy suggested that she
adopt another tortie to take Ariel’s place. And of course, Wendy had
just the cat! This cat trade worked out well. Endora bosses around Kim, and
Kim’s friends, and Kim’s roommate’s cat Verde (who does exactly what he is
told). Holidays are a bit tenuous at the Ankrom home, though, with the
Ariel/Endora combination.
And a picture of Endora's
only feline friend: Verde. He learned at a young age that if he did what
Endora told him, they'd get along fine.
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