Maria and I are the proud owners of eight cats -- or do they own us? They certainly have the run of the house, and it seems as if we are just there for their entertainment. I sometimes feel like a piece of moving furniture when I get run over by a herd of stampeding cats. But to have them curl up in my lap and purr like there is no tomorrow would melt anyone's heart. We have two tabbies: Tiger and Angel, and five Siamese: Sapphire, Jantsy, Rascal, Kimi and Daffy.

 

Sapphire, a seal-point Siamese kitten, peers over my shoulder. She is our only "modern" Siamese as characterized by the wedgie face. If you are interested in Siamese cats or kittens, please check out the Siamese Rescue Alliance web page.
 

Sapphire gets acquainted with Tiger while perched on the toilet seat. One of Sapphire's favorite games: to grab the end of the toilet paper roll and see how far she can run with the toilet paper unraveling behind her before the sheets break or the toilet paper runs out. Her current record: 4 rooms -- and back!

 

  

 

Jantsy relaxes on the top bunk of her kitty condo. We "rescued" Jantsy from the Siamese Rescue Alliance in April, 1999. She was terrified of everything when we got her, and hid for almost a week, but now she is the most loving kitty you'll ever meet.
 

Angel stakes out the bathroom sink. Water from a bowl just doesn't do it for Angel--she insists on fresh running water directly from the faucet. Tiger and Angel are littermates - for more pictures of them, click on the Tabbies button below.

We rescued Rascal along with two other Siamese kittens from Tennessee and brought them back to the Siamese Rescue Alliance shelter in Virginia. The other two kitties have been adopted, but we kept Rascal for ourselves. For more pictures of Rascal, click on the Meezers button below.

We fell in love with Abigale-Clare along with all the rest of the meezer-cam devotees while watching her tend to kittens whose real mother had abandoned them on the webcam we had installed at the Siamese Rescue Center. You can see more of Abigale at her Abigale-Clare Fan Club Page

 

Kimi, the seal point in the foreground, and Daffy, the lynx point in the background, are two "geezer meezers" that we adopted from the Siamese Rescue Center. Kimi is now 15 years old and Daffy is 17. As you can see, they love a good lap, as most of the older cats do. You can see more of them at the Geezer Meezer Page.

 

 For more pictures of my cats, please click on one of the following buttons, or use the menus at the top of the page