Hello hivers pet lovers, in my previous post I introduced you to my cat Tom who lives with us, which I enjoy very much, in that post I will introduce you to my cat Sasy, I left her with my dad, I miss her very much, due to the pandemic I have not been able to go see her, but well I feel very comfortable telling you about my two cats, this is a great community of pet lovers and animals in general Thanks for your wonderful support to you.
Her name is Sasy, she is a Raza Bombay cat, which I found out how special she was, only when I saw her so small for the first time, she was rescued from under an abandoned car, very small, and without her mother, so I decided to help her and took her home.
We had never had pets of our own at home, so Sasy won the hearts of the family, and to this day he continues to surprise us.
You may wonder, why the reason for your title in the post?
Well I remember her because I have more than 2 years without seeing her, I came to live in an area far away from where I lived with my dad, and well to this day he keeps me updated on how she is, and how she is fed and that, at the beginning that she did not see me she missed me a lot, and she was looking for me even in the bathroom (where she has her sandbox) because I always accompanied her, I think it was the first time I had my first friendship with a pet, believe me it is the greatest and most wonderful thing in the world.
Sasy in its growth
When I arrived home, the kitten was about 1 month old, so I decided to give her warm milk to drink, I was very attentive to her, she hardly slept, but I enjoyed every second to connect with that kitten.
When she was growing up, I took her to the vet, when she was about 3 months old, for her vaccinations and to have her spayed, when we scheduled her small spaying operation, it was 1 month after all this, and let me tell you that I remember how she arrived home anesthetized after that operation.
I had to be very attentive to her, because sometimes I felt that she was not breathing and I was afraid, and it was simply because of the anesthesia that she was like that, there was a moment that my father, knowing first aid, tried to revive her and the funny thing was that she was asleep, with the passing of the days the anesthesia left her body, and began to run around the house and that filled us with joy to the family, because everything had gone well with her small sterilization operation.
Hunting his first Mouse | Cazando su primer Ratón
An anecdote with Sasy that I have or better said, something in common that we have, is that I put myself from the beginning with her, to activate her that hunting instinct, that feline instinct, I remember that at the beginning I told her CHIMICHANGA and she did nothing, I made signals like attacking her with my hand and she did not even flinch, but after a while she was adapting that instinct and was understanding what I was doing with her, and of course we succeeded, yes Hivers hunted her first mouse at home.
I remember that night there was a mouse around the house, and my dad had gone to play Bowling (it is his favorite sport) and when he arrived at night, when we were all sleeping, it is incredible what I am going to try to describe, he found Sasy in the living room in front of the door of the house, and my dad saw her when he came in, and obviously he saw the dead mouse in front of her, almost dry I could say, without tail and head, my dad was impressed, and well from then on, everything was victories for Sasy, although sometimes she just took them and did not want to let them go, she even got upset when we took her out to the street to let the mouse go, because she started to play with them hahahaha.
Activating Sasy's instinct cost me several scratches on my right hand, and bites, but it was worth it, she clearly understood what I was doing for her and her instinct, and you know what? I did that with my left hand and she did nothing, she learned that my right hand was the one she learned to awaken her feline instinct.
Sasy's sleep was very peculiar, we know that cats are lazy because they are, it is something obvious, but Sasy slept during the day, and at night she was active running all over the house, jumping with the greatest energy, and well what to say about when she woke me up exactly at 5 in the morning so that I would give her gatarina, it is incredible that she did not wake me up directly, but she did things so that I would feel her presence and so I would wake up by myself, and after waking up she clearly started to meow as if she did not wake me up it was a show to see her reactions.
I had to convert this video into a Gif image, I don't know if you can see it, but she usually goes into the closet and climbs up there, she likes to sleep there in the afternoons.
