progress!
This gorgeous darling boy has certainly been getting a lot of extra attention these days. First Thomas the cat whisperer worked his magic with Azar the other day, getting him to take some asparagus from both himself and Jessica. Then yesterday tried feeding him without me standing beside her – and success! A bit later on Azar got comfy on my footstool and I started giving him a nice snibble and asked Jessica if she wanted to have a go. And to my amazement Azar let her! As my iPhone was handy I grabbed it and filmed her snibbling away and Azar loving it. I’m telling ya, I was so thrilled that there was now a third person in the world who Azar has allowed to touch him.
I was also very disappointed this morning to discover that the video wasn’t on properly and I only actually filmed about three seconds of Azar back over on the sofa with Nog. Damn! Such a momentous occasion and I didn’t even get a photo of it. Well, next time. Meanwhile, check out how Azar is chowing down with reckless abandon and without fear…
I used to think all cats were the same. Then I saw the light. They are as complex and tricky as people.
And Azar is the tricksyest of them all!
That’s probably the first photo I have seen of Azar full front, eyes open, and all four legs visible. Snibbles to him for me!
He was looking so cute on the rug the other day but bright morning light washed a lot of the contrast. One thing that struck me about this photo is how tiny he is these days – he’s lost quite a bit of weight over the past year.
This is great! And I can’t believe the asparagus thing, even though I’ve been reading about this like of Azar’s on your blog for some time now. That’s so funny! Yesterday, I baked pretzels stuffed with pesto and mozzarella and Juno was going nuts, trying to jump up on the table where they were cooling, and looking longingly at them from afar. That was so odd!
Why is it such joy to see other people adoring our kittehs and the kittehs digging it? But it is .
Its lovely to see Azar so comfortable and secure in your love that he’s okay with other people (well, at least a couple of other people!) now. Way to go on providing a stable environment for him to find his happy self in
Yeah, and it only took 16 years! Not sure how well that reflects on my providing a stable environment skills…