MOTHER KEEDIE
This cat is the mother of SnowPuff and Misty. Her name is Keedie, but because she's a mother, I call her Mother Keedie, or simply, "Mother." She bears a striking resemblance to a Maine Coon cat.
Keedie wearing a doll's dress for laughs, she'll wear anything!
MOTHER KEEDIE IN THE LIBRARY
Actually, it's the bookcase in the living room, but it looks like a library!
Click here to hear Mother Keedie meow: (Note: She has her own separate button now. The audio below is new. So if you haven't heard it, please listen again.)
Mother Keedie: Pampered Princess
Hello, I'm Mother Keedie. I'm a fluffy tri-colored long-haired cat. I'd like to tell you a little bit about myself: I'm the mother of our family. I live with 4 cats, 2 dogs, and 2 humans. Two of the cats living with me are my kittens, Misty and SnowPuff. My daughter, Misty, is a calico with double paws. My son, SnowPuff, is an all white long-hair with one blue eye and one green eye. My adopted brother, Tang, is a siamese. I'm 7 years old. I was a stray. I lived the first 2 years of my life outdoors, loved and wanted by nobody. Then one day, I found my human. I came to her house and meowed at the windows and back doors. I followed her around on the street whenever I saw her outside and meowed to her. She started putting food out on the back porch for me. That spring, I brought her my litter of kittens and she started feeding them. Till at long last, one day when she saw me being raped by a dozen tom cats, she took pity on me and decided she had to do something to help me. She took my kittens and I into her home, brought us to the vet where we received all our shots and wormings and were spayed (and my son was neutered), and then kept us with her forever after. We became part of her family. We have lived here ever since. I get all the food I can eat now, instead of having to hunt and sometimes going hungry. I have a nice soft, warm bed to sleep in at night. I sleep right under my human's blanket whenever I feel like it. I have a kitty carnival to play with, which is a big carpet covered wheel. It serves as both a round bed to snuggle in and a scratching post to play and file my claws on. It has a toy spider tied to it that dangles and swings. I play with it for hours. I get catnip and saucers of cream. On holidays we all get special treats to eat, turkey and tuna and beef and other goodies. I keep my human happy by posing for pictures for her. I let her dress me in a doll's dress sometimes, so I can look cute for her pictures. I'm a very happy, loving, laid back cat. Nothing bothers me. I'm so happy here, I purr almost all the time. So do Misty and SnowPuff. Sometimes Tang gets mad at our humans and bites and growls and spits at them. But not us. I just tell him how silly he's being, not appreciating the fact that he has a good home to live in. Then he calms down a bit. I'm a very lucky cat. If it weren't for my human, I might not be here! I show my appreciation with purrs and loving rubs around her legs. I will even let her pick me up and hold me without scratching or biting. I never growl or get mad. I'm not perfect. I do make mistakes sometimes. But I want my human to know how glad I am to be in a nice warm home with plenty to eat and drink! Too much, in fact, as I'm getting fat and lazy now! Once in awhile I look out the window and watch the birds fly by. I chirp at them and remember how much fun it was to chase and catch one. But I'd much rather be inside where I'm safe and cared for. I don't always get along with the dogs in our family. I don't really trust them too much. But they seem to like us. So I just give them a look and go on about my business. They mostly leave me alone. SnowPuff rubs on the dogs and touches noses with them. But, like me, Misty doesn't trust them either. She spits at them and scratches their noses. As for me, I prefer to keep to myself where dogs are concerned. That's my story. I hope you enjoyed it!
Love,
Mother Keedie
Poem By TygerStar079
From out of nowhere one day she came,
She didn't even have a name,
Perched atop my window sill,
She came crying and gave me a thrill,
I fed her and took her into my home,
From that day on, I was never alone,
She gave me her babies, I took them in,
I had her spayed so she could win,
Some relief from the males that were chasing her,
They raped her and bit her and ruffled her fur,
But now at my hearth she happily sits,
Free from hunger and fear with her kits,
Living a life of peace and love,
Never to roam under night skies above,
Never again to be lonely or fear,
She and her babies live with me here,
Bringing me joy and removing each tear,
She's my lovely kitty, I'm glad she came here!
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