Too much Teia ?-)

[Piparskeggr]

As I wrote in the Quantum Leap Teia thread, she was in our bedroom again this morning, a little after 2 AM and again a little after 5 AM, just before I left for work.   Had the camera ready just in case...

The 2 AM was a little look see around the TV stand and a couple of ear scritches.

When I opened the shower door about 05:10, there she was, sitting on the bath mat again.  While I dried, she put her forepaws up on the edge of the tub.  Got a couple of damp scritches, then wandered off.

The attached picture was taken just before I left for work, about 05:20.  I was putting on my shoes; Miss Teia came into the bedroom, walked right past me and to the side of the tub.  Put her forepaws up again, made like she was going to jump in, but sat back down before I could snap that pose.

So, for anyone reading this forum who has had a cat that hasn't been becoming sociable...this is the result of 2 tears patient work with a rescued, abused, feral kitten, whose previous humans in the 10 years they had her treated her with kindness, but neglected to give her the affection and attention she needs.

THERE IS HOPE for any animal, heck, for most any person.

And I hope the Teia stories have been smile raising for those of you in need of such.

[Piparskeggr]

Picture later, but Miss Teia was monitoring Anita wile she got ready for bed earlier this AM.

I got woke up by the flash as Anita took a picture of Teia investigating the master bedroom again.

For breakfast this morning Teia walked past her bowl to Hildie's plate, so she seems to be enlarging her social space. =)

[spirit3]

p.s.-never too much Teia for this reader!! ♥

[spirit3]

If I could put 5 stars or happy faces or something, boy would I!! Teia stories always put my day back into perspective-kudos Pip for your remarkable and rewarding work with a deserving & special kitty!

[29sillygirl]

Indeed.  Thanks again Pip  for sharing visuals of Teia's journey.  It is a perfect example of what love can accomplish.  And applies to us as well as our furry friends.

In my mind I have the first pic of her in her bunker alongside this most recent one.

Two years. Believe many less loving, patient people would have given up @ the one year mark.  So we persevere, knowing Teia's story.  

[opus88]

You are sooo right Pip, there is always hope for animals and us too!!
With hope and perseverance like you've shown with Teia....what a remarkable story of love♥