Oh my goodness! Someone finally with more cats than me! I have nine. I would love to hear all about your cats! I am sorry about your kitty you lost. I lost one too. But I love the ones I have now soooo much. Want to hear their names??? Well, I am going to tell you anyway!! Ok, theres Cinderella (already named when I got her from the Humane Society), I call her Cindy. Then there's Mischief (Missy), Toby, Jasmine, Molly, Seymour, Gypsy, Bailey and Snickers. I have all different kinds. Long-haired, short-haired, skinny cats chubby cats, white, gray, black and one calico. The only kind I don't have and have never had is an orange cat. I want an orange cat named Pumpkin. But I told myself NO MORE!! I have rescued many cats from abusive homes, and a couple of mine were abused. They drive me crazy sometimes, but I love them so much. You have to understand! I would love to hear about yours! Desirae

Thank you Molly and welcome to this site.

Don't have a Tonk but a Siamese which are personality wise very similar. He's a talker! And he fetches, just like a lap dog in lot of ways. His name is Newman...yeah like Paul Newman... or Newman on Seinfeld. (killer blue eyes and kind of pain!!!) Paula

My 3 babies all have different purrsonalities and all reacted differently. Belle, the eldest, likes to ignore me for the first hour when I come home from being away. Finnegan likes to plaster himself all over me, and Siobhan just disappears for 12 hours and eventually saunters over to be petted. But when I came back from my RNY, I had complications that kept me in the hospital for almost 4 weeks. The cats kept me very close company. I always had at least 2 cats on the bed with me. All 3 showed they were concerned. It was amazing the difference. I guess they could smell "hospital" on me, and knew from their own experience that "hospital" is no great place to be, so were offering their support in the only way they could. So, don't worry about your babies. Do get someone in though to talk to them and love them up while you're away, of course, but don't worry. They know when their Mommy isn't feeling well. Cathy.

I am so sorry to hear of Ms. Lilli's passing. I've heard a saying that all cat lovers can appreciate... Cats are born in grace, live in grace, & die in grace. What other animal lives a more graceful & proud life than a cat? I know Ms. Lilli is in a better place now. It must have been difficult to make that decision, but it really was out of love for her. You're in my prayers.