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It's the final Post Once A Day question! (I'm sorry, I am a day late again - yesterday was phone shenaningans again, so this completely slipped my mind)
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forests_of_fire asked Are you a pet person? If so, what would be your ideal pet?
I am indeed a pet person! My ideal pet is a cat, and I already have one, and her name is Jazz. She is a British shorthair (so basically a moggie), and she is black all over. I adopted her from the RSPCA after she had been in a house fire, just under three years ago.
She's my third cat in a row - previously I had Jinny (also completely black), and before her Charlie (grey and white). We had cats when I was growing up, so I always knew I would want another cat at some point in the future, and when Charlie adopted us in 2007, that was it.
I think the thing I like about cats is that they're largely independent. And I don't need to take them for walks, like I would with a dog. And they don't take up too much space, I say, even though Jazz is the largest cat I've ever owned/encountered, being five kilos in weight, and long with it. (My BFF had a cat, whose name escapes me now, and I used to think he was a huge boi, but I actually think Jazz is bigger than he was).
forests_of_fire asked Are you a pet person? If so, what would be your ideal pet?I am indeed a pet person! My ideal pet is a cat, and I already have one, and her name is Jazz. She is a British shorthair (so basically a moggie), and she is black all over. I adopted her from the RSPCA after she had been in a house fire, just under three years ago.
She's my third cat in a row - previously I had Jinny (also completely black), and before her Charlie (grey and white). We had cats when I was growing up, so I always knew I would want another cat at some point in the future, and when Charlie adopted us in 2007, that was it.
I think the thing I like about cats is that they're largely independent. And I don't need to take them for walks, like I would with a dog. And they don't take up too much space, I say, even though Jazz is the largest cat I've ever owned/encountered, being five kilos in weight, and long with it. (My BFF had a cat, whose name escapes me now, and I used to think he was a huge boi, but I actually think Jazz is bigger than he was).
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