Alright, copy cat - you can just back on up, you're too close!! *hiss*
ps. Even though it doesn't look like it in this picture, the fur on Simon's ears is growing back!! Our Mom thinks the fur loss was due to either an allergic reaction to something within his previous environment, or another kitty (kitties) was actually beating up on him! We won't do that here, I'll just look down on him, hiss at him, demean him... You know, normal stuff!
How could any kitty ever beat up on Simon? He's so lucky to have found you guys.
ReplyDeleteAwww...Simon is just adorable and so are you Nico. Just seeing you together makes us purrr. We hope the hissing stops soon. We still growl and hiss a wee bit at Figaro but as mom says, it's mild mannered stuff.
ReplyDeleteNico, at least you are letting Simon get close.
ReplyDeleteMaui has bald specks on his ears, prolly from bites he got back when he was a TomCat and fighting outdoors. We think Simon's ear fuzz will grow back, especially for winter.
Nico I think Simon is growing on you!
ReplyDeleteSimon we are glad your furrs are growing back!
I have some spots on my ears that are from being whapped and the furr will probably never grow back.
purrs
Abby
They are such beautiful boys...Hang in there Mom=Nico and Simon will be buddies soon enough!...Happy weekend and stay cool lovely friends...kitty kisses...Calle, Halle, Sukki
ReplyDeleteNico, we think you really like Simon but you don't wanna show it just yet because you gotta be the boss around your house. That's okay!
ReplyDeleteWe bet Simon's ear furs will be back to normal real soon!
Poor Simon! He wants to be pals in the worst way, but Nico's still keeping him at bay. Well, you know the saying about when an irresistible force meets an immovable object...
ReplyDeleteAt least you are close to each other.
ReplyDeleteO hai, kitteh! Plz to be careful. :)
ReplyDeleteI hope Simon's ears are all better soon.
Looks like us. MOL!
ReplyDeletesometimes too close is no good ;)
ReplyDeleteWe are impresed that you were that close, even if there was some fighting. It takes some time to get used to each other - being close, even if it involves a little hissing, is a good start!
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