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Those kittens, bloody hell. I think cats do the best baby animals.

I've not lurked on this thread for ages, I'm having a lovely time catching up.

I thought I'd better show Sparky. He's been back home with us since mid November. He's about to be 12 but when he was 2, he went to live with mum and dad because Sparks and toddler Felix were making a bit of a disastrous mix. Then we moved to a main road so he stayed with my parents and was spoilt rotten with having my parents and their house to himself. When Roxy died we decided it was time to finally bring him home.

Anyway, I adore him. He's an absolute arse to almost everyone but me, dad and the kids. We are his chosen few. He strikes at T like a snake :lol: People avoid going near him :)) But with me, he's the softest, sweetest boy. He follows me everywhere, is always giving me kisses and head buts and likes to sit on my chest and put his little paw on my face :love:

He was really poorly last week and we still don't know why but IV fluids and antibiotics and pain killers seem to have fixed him. Touch wood. I would have been devastated, he's completely mended my broken heart.
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he's lovely and I'm really glad he perked up.
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I’m really glad he’s doing better now.
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Oh that's great news, Luce. What a lovely boy.
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He's lovely, Luce. I'm so pleased he's feeling better and that he's helped you so much, since you lost Roxy. Little star. :love:
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I was wondering how he was doing. He's a lovely chap.
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He's so lovely, bless him but definitely sparky in nature too. It's the Bengal in him. I'm really pleased he seems so happy. I was never sure if bringing him back was the right thing to do since he was the king at mum and dad's but they were happy for us to have him back and he seems so content here so I think it was the right thing, especially as our social life is nothing like my parents so he's always got a human to sit on.

Here he is, right now, always with his little paw. Him and Roxy were not the...best of friends so I hope she can forgive us but it helps that we got him first so it doesn't feel like a replacement.
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Oh bless.
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He's fab, and how lovely that he's settled in so well.
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Sparky and those kittens have nearly finished me off. :emme: :love:
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Herbs went out at 2am last night and only got back in when I got up at 7am. I think he's recovering ok though.
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:lol: Look at him.
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The dirty stopout. :))

I'm so glad Sparky surprised everyone with his recovery, Luce. He's lovely. The Paw of Ownership. :love:
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He's a nightmare, but a very cute one so he just about gets away with it.
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Look at your lovely little dirty stop-out :love:
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He’s beautiful!
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Oh he's gorgeous!

My two looked really cold today, so I went to get them a heat pad which they were both disgusted by. So ungrateful! :lol:
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He is very lovely.
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Erik was waving his hands in the air like he just dont care, whereas Snowdrop has lost hers.
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Hello, Eric! How’s he doing now?

It’s three years today since we got our two. I love them so much :love:. They’ve come on so much even just in the last couple of months.
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