PENINSULA FRIENDS OF ANIMALS

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Philip

This picture is showing you one of my favorite places in my new home, looking out the window from the cat tree. I wasn’t sure what was going on around here at first, so I hid under the couch for 3 or 4 days while I checked things out during the night when the lady was asleep. I finally decided to talk to her a little, from under the couch, to see what she would do. It seemed like she might be OK, so I came out and let her pet me. Ahhh, that felt so good, I couldn’t help it – I purred and purred some more. It seems like she is going to keep me, so I am pretty excited about this new home. It is quiet and after checking all over, everywhere, several times, I am sure that no other animals live here…it’s all mine to explore as I wish without anyone getting upset or chasing me off. I get wet food in addition to my kibbles and a treat at bedtime. I sleep on the lady’s bed on this wonderful, warm, fuzzy mat. When she watches a movie on TV I like to snuggle in on top of the cushions on the couch. There are toys, and my favorite is a ball with a squeaky mouse inside. I also like to pretend that I am scared of the lady and tear off down the hall when she comes out of one of the rooms, but I don’t hide because I’m not really afraid. I’m just pretending and it makes her laugh. When she has her coffee in the morning, after I eat my wet food, I like to stretch out on my back and stretch my toes out long and then doze off. It’s our cozy time.

So, thank you for taking such good care of me and letting that lady take me home with her. I know you miss me, but I have decided to stay here forever.

Love, Philip

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Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 404
Sequim, WA 98382
Physical Address:
257509 Hwy 101
Port Angeles, WA
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