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Hi!
If you’ve the time and inclination, I’d deeply appreciate you taking a second to vote for my cat, Brini for “cutest cat in Orange County”; she knows she’s adorable, but I’d love to get the 100 votes needed by tomorrow (March 26th) at 5PM PT so she can be in the final running.
http://mypetsface.ocregister.com/default.aspx?r=5724817&_ctgry=26678
Just give her a grade — yeah, I gave her a 10, but heck, that’s not mandatory. 😀
Vote early and often 😀
Thanks!
She’s beautiful! What kind of cat is she? I voted several times too, but didn’t see where the vote count was increasing 😕
In the beginning I thought it didn’t do any good to vote more than once, too, but the vote count does increase.
Hi again!
Thank you all so very much for the votes. I know, it’s kinda silly, but I really want her to be in the actual running. 🙂
Brini is a Bengal, Wolfen; my boss a few years back used to breed them, and when my cat had to be put to sleep after a year and a half fighting renal failure, she waited a month or three, and then gently offered me a young girl from her cattery.
She’s a very wierd cat, and loads of fun, and again, we both thank you deeply for the votes!
She is light for a bengal! Very pretty! Who is your veterinarian? *bengals are often rather goofy because of the breeding they’ve gone through in the last 20-30 years as a breed* You’re lucky that you haven’t had any health problems, bengals are also notorious for having those since birth….a breeding thing once again… Here’s to many happy long years!
That is a good looking cat. I love her markings. What kind is she? Oh, and I voted a bunch of times as well.
Nirvanacat13 wrote:She is light for a bengal! Very pretty! Who is your veterinarian? *bengals are often rather goofy because of the breeding they’ve gone through in the last 20-30 years as a breed* You’re lucky that you haven’t had any health problems, bengals are also notorious for having those since birth….a breeding thing once again… Here’s to many happy long years!
We just moved from one coast to the other, and Brini was given a full once over afore we moved, but I fould a wonderful feline only clinic — The Cat Clinic of Orange county that is here in Costa Mesa, so we’ll be hitting there in a few weeks for a nice once over.
The only health problem she has had is her extreme picky eating habits — we’re talking a cat who refuses everything except her kibble and the occasional lap or three of kitty food gravy. Will not touch treats, and even ignores human food. I’d love to get like 2-3 pounds on her, truth be told, but you just can’t force food on a cat.
Her breeder was a really good at breeding not just for type, but for temper and health as well. ANd hell, she’s no longer my boss, so trust me, if I disliked her, I’d say it. Linda took the time to only have 1-2 litters a year MAX, and even does rescue now that she is no longer breeding. My little girl has a tail fault that is too major for the ring, but it’s just one of those things that won’t hurt her healthwise.
Oh, and Brini is goofy, trust me; and I work hard to explain to everyone who admires her that Bengals are *not* for everyone, and that I’m lucky in that I am housebound, as I can engage her with things to do, as does her fuzzy ‘brother’ Hunter. 🙂
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