Tuesday's with Tigris - Sharing with Lanie

 Styx did a good enough job catching you up on our lives. 

He did miss saying, the store that supplies my food (which by the way is never enough and this being on a diet thing sucks), sent home a little treat bag to celebrate their 5th anniversary. In it was this ball. I love this ball. It has a little bell in it. Thank you Chico. 

Being the kind cat I am, I thought I would give my day to  Jack-O-Lanie, who had her spay yesterday.

Dear readers - I am a very unhappy cat and I feel a little off. It started when the wardens stuck me in a carrier again. They gave me meds to chill, but I wasn't as chill as they would like.  It took a lot to get me in the carrier (mainly because I refused to leave my window, so I was up high. However, no one was injured this time.

Then there was the vehicle and being put on a scale and put back in the carrier and then I am not sure what happened, but I woke up in a cage. My wardens came and got me and realized I was missing bloodwork, so I went back to the back for more poking before finally being transported home to my cell. The vet people said I did well. 

While I was out the Lady warden took it upon herself to freshen up my cell. She cleaned it and re-arranged it better.  I don't know if I like change, but she is happier with it. 

When she let me out of my crate, I let her pet me for the first time. She nearly cried to get to touch me. 

FYI I am super soft

When she came to check on me an hour after my return, I had removed my cone and she has no idea how she is getting it back on. She just might not.

I need to sleep now.

Lanie, the kidnapped cat

Editor's note:

In her blood panel, everything is within normal. We are waiting for results from feline leukaemia and HIV (they forgot to run those panels).

She goes back in a week for some boosters.

She will be staying on a low dose of gabapentin 

In a few weeks, we will arrange for the cat expert to give us a consult to help her adapt to indoor life.