
Mumphry was trained to behave using electro shock therapy. Can you tell? Me neither. His owner thought it would protect him from deadly electrolyte deficiency. For Christmas he wants a lint roller, various combs and brushes, tuna, and a new owner.
Leading the World in Cat Naming Excellence
Herman Kibblebottom was born a reindeer, but destiny had other things in mind. As we all know, Santa's workshop has had to change their production line a bit since the PS3 droopped below $300. The Elves have had to dip their toes into the previously untouched realm of 3-D gaming, and as they attempted to modernize, were forced to toss out their first twenty or so failed models. These junk gaming systems sat in an enormous radioactive pile for months, growing ever more powerful and dangerous...

The Russians began training spy cats in 1989 when "All Dogs Go to Heaven" suggested that animals could return from the dead to spoil their plans for world domination. Sadly, most of the cats were never completely trained in the subtle art of disguise, and were shot by the American military as strays. Though issued a set of spectacles connected to a human nose, the cats proved unable to integrate themselves into the American military, and the Russian commanders soon replaced the project with a better one.
Old Sniffer, as his friends call him, has developed a terrible case of Athletes Foot due to his involvement in the PNCKC (Panama National Cat Kicking Contest). Doctors did all they could, but in the end, had to call in a veterinarian. Old Sniffer was told that the amputations would begin in January and that he would lose all four paws. 
A warm welcome to Mittens Blunderbuss, our Wednesday Christmas Kitty. Hailing from Worthville, Kentucky( population 215), she bring some southern twang and small town charm to our otherwise big city livin' blog. For Christmas she is hoping to not be picked last for the all-town cat volleyball game. You can do it, Mittens, all that practice is finally paying off!