PeeWee

Meet my cousin Sue's latest diversion:

This little one got left behind in the barn when her mother moved the litter, so is being raised by humans. Or, perhaps the humans are being raised by her.

When that first photograph came up on my computer screen, I put out my hand to rub her tummy. I've never even met her, and I'm captivated. I made myself count the creatures for whom I am currently responsible: 2 dogs; 2 cats; 2 budgies; 9 goldfish; many squirrels; countless wild birds. Repeat after me:

No, I cannot have a kitten. No, I cannot have a kitten. No, I cannot . . .

For further critter coveting, try:

Friday Ark         
Carnival of the Cats   

UPDATE: My aunt sent another shot of PeeWee -- I know, this could go on forever. I promise to devote some future Friday Cat Blogging posts to this exceedingly cute critter:

Comments

[Laura Brittain]

My friend Rob just posted the funniest story about his pet on our blog. I love your blog and thought I would share it with you. Rob dresses his dog "Stogie" up in funny costumes... you can see a picture on the www.haneyfarm.com blog.

[Patia]

That face! That tummy! Awwwwww ....

[deb]

Kittens are irresistable to me, too! I'd love to have a kitten, but ohhh myyy where would I put it?!?

Have a nice weekend, SB :))

[Shelley]

PeeWee? With that kind of face, should be named Charlie for Charlie Chaplain.

What a charming kitten.

[Ken]

Oh, yes you can, you can have a kitten :o)

[SB]

Ooohh, Ken -- that is evil. Spike and Boo would never forgive me.

[Erin]

She has the sweetest little hitler moustache! Ahhh!

[Susan]

I think you deserve a kitten!
Of course, I speak as one who recently brought home a kitten to a household of three parrots, two cats and one decrepit old pug doggie.

:)

[Gigolo Kitty]

The trouble with a kitten is that
Eventually it becomes a cat.

Those are really adorable kittens.

[Kimberly]

Oh, what an adorable little fuzzball she is!