Mr Mouse the Cat

[maryegiles]

Dear Mr Mouse
Further to your enquiry concerning our retirement accommodation I am able to offer an
en-suite room with attached run for basking in the sun should you require to do so.
No need to bring blankets or basket as these are provided.
I understand you have already talked to our cook as far as your dietary needs are concerned.
You will need to make your own arrangements concerning travel to our establishment but
a warm welcome awaits you from the week-end March 29th/30th March.
Yours sincerely
Mary Giles (proprietor)
( Grand-ma)


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Mr Mouse belongs to my daughter Tanya and grand -daughter Hannah. He was the runt of the litter and looked liked a little mouse hence the name. Somewhere we have a photo of Hannah aged 2/3 years and Mouse the kitten being carried in a basket. Which makes him 18/19 as my grand-daughter is 21 soon.
Now Mouse has become totally deaf and he has been giving his family quite a fright as he sits in the middle of the road . They live right on the edge of a three road junction . We have always marvelled that he has survived this long with perfectly good hearing .

So he is coming to live with me. My dogs know him so I am hoping I will soon be able to post photos of him and Patsy as she makes it her mission to befriend all and sundry!
Obviously this has been a hard decision for them but one where Mr Mouse must come first. The nice thing is Tanya and Hannah live in the same village as me and can visit every day if they wanted to.

[maryegiles]

Mr Mouse has settled in very well.
Lilly my Chihuahua was the first to give him a kiss. Amber looked at him from a distance. He is no trouble at all.




Mr Mouse could not make up his mind whether  to get in with Patsy Pug or not


So he got in my computer chair instead.

[redgypsy]

Well Mr Mouse it sounds as though you are going to be very happy and very comfortable in your new home,

Glenice.