My brother had to leave his black tomcat, Robby with us for the weekend. Robby knows us and had slept over before. But since Robby last stayed over, a silver lady cat, named Becca, adopted our next-door neighbor Jeff and since moving in with him the pair were best friends. Becca could be referred to as a feline version of a frequent “flyer” over our garden wall, that is, the one which separates Jeff’s property from ours.
So, after dropping him off, Robby chose a sunny spot on the porch to soak up some Spring morning sun. He had no sooner started counting Zee’s when Becca the “flyer” added another flyer bonus to her collection.
The moment of truth as boy meets girl… As quiet as a mouse, Becca sauntered up to Robby’s snout, what! no snarls? Instead, we are treated to a mutual grooming session… There they lay side by side until it was time for Robby’s lunch.
Another complete surprise as Becca joins in, eating from the same bowl!
That evening Jeff peeped over the wall to ask about Becca. The two cats were sitting close together watching the evening news… We decided to allow Becca to the sleepover and since both cats have had their kitty making factory closed down, we thought, why not?
After the news, Robby climbed into his bed with Becca, close in tow. Soon they were in kitty dreamland where they stayed motionless till Sunday morning. For the rest of the day, the two explored every inch of our yard together. Soon it was time for Robby to leave.
We are treated to another precious moment, as Becca and Robby rubbed snouts, crossed tails, then snouts again and then he hopped up to sit next to his person, my brother. Becca sat watching her buddy disappear down the road before slinking off to the garden wall. A casual, glance back at us then gracefully chalked up another “frequent flyer trip” back home to Jeff.
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Lovely story, great to read about it. I introduced a female canary to Sidney’s cage and they remained best friends …
Later Dad built an ovary for them and they produced offspring
That’s an incredible story, Pamela, thanks for sharing it.
The cats are so lovely! Thanks for sharing the cute story. 🙂
Thank you KaKa I’m really glad you liked it. Thanks for commenting.
Such a cute story for sharing.
Hi Jenna, I’m so happy that you liked it. These cats would have been great even without the story I think. Thanks for commenting.
we have two labs that are bonded. They do everything together.
Hello Doc, thats great to hear it’s not too often that dogs hit it off so well. So, I suppose, you are experiencing somewhat of an anti-climax after the wedding activities of the weekend.
yes, I took a couple of days off just to get to normal!
I am writing about my pets here and posting great photos but you are nowhere to be seen
Hello Grace, sorry Gal, it’s now sorted I hope.
Beautiful story Indeed , thanks for sharing
Those two have become buddies so fast. I guess Becca is spayed and or Robby neutered. I remember a neighbor’s cat sauntering occasionally in our backyard. Unfortunately he was a real mean tomcat who was not fixed and just wanted to jump every females he could spot. He also was quite the fighter as I witnessed several scratches and open sores on his poor face and body after a fight… Eventually he stopped coming and I guess he was either picked up as a stray or maybe worse… The neighbors were not really taking care of him…
Hi, HistoryGal, both cats have had their kitty making factories closed down, we thought, why not? Yep, Spayed and Neutered. Thanks for sharing your story. Regards, Andre’
Our pets are dogs and they usually quarrel playfully that’s why we cannot leave them by themselves.
Hello Alex, We don’t own the cats, as mentioned but have two old-timers, a mixed breed female, Anana, and a newcomer Daschund, Co-Co both getting on in years. They just hang around sleeping most of the time. When the cats were around we were a bit worried but it all went off silky smooth.
Adorable story and photo. Makes me smile. 🙂
Hi, Carol, I’m glad it made you smile. Thank you for reading it dear friend.\0/