Felinus Imperatrix Mundi, 1995-2014
We will miss her.
One of the few remaining photographs of her as a youngster, protecting the house from an evil peacock feather, the remains of which can be seen under her:
And in her later years, she did the "retire and then go get a contract gig" thing as
Master Sunbeam Quality Inspector:
We had her nearly her entire life. The feral-born litter was 18-20 days old when I found them. She quickly came to love humans as the source of bottles of KMR and lots of attention. No one wanted the little calico girl in the litter, so she stayed with us.
One of the few remaining photographs of her as a youngster, protecting the house from an evil peacock feather, the remains of which can be seen under her:
And in her later years, she did the "retire and then go get a contract gig" thing as
Master Sunbeam Quality Inspector:
We had her nearly her entire life. The feral-born litter was 18-20 days old when I found them. She quickly came to love humans as the source of bottles of KMR and lots of attention. No one wanted the little calico girl in the litter, so she stayed with us.