SPATZ

Spatz protests the full body petting, from her head to her tail. While Spatz grumbles she rubs into my hand, and has a butt button. She is very playful and sometimes wakes up and goes nuts. Not sure what sets her off but she rolls and attacks, well nothing, then rolls around some more. Spatz has a meow chirp that I find myself trying to chirp back to just to keep her going. I think she would be great in a home. Just would take someone that is willing to keep working with her. I had a cat like her that my brother in law took and worked with. Chestnut has become quite the cat, with a great personality.  Chestnut still doesn't like strangers but if you go slow she warms up quickly. He can pet, and hold her any time he wants. Spatz would be that kind of cat. So if anyone reads this and knows of someone looking for a bedroom cat that's Spatz.  I think the run of a full house would be to much for her at least for a while.  Maybe after a year she could or would be comfortable with that much space. A bedroom and some patience.

SPATZ

Spatz went nuts last night. I woke up to all types of meows coming from Spatz. At first I thought she had injured herself, but then I also heard her crashing around the front of the truck.  You see I've got a curtain that separates the bunk from the front of the truck.  Spatz was in the front and I was in the back. I peeked out and Spatz was on the dash with her head bobbing around then she took off jumping onto the seat and slammed her paws onto the window. Then I heard the buzzing of the fly and caught sight of it as it flew pass me. I shut the curtain and laid back down in disgust. Do I scare the crap out of her as I try to get the fly or leave her to her hunt. I left her alone and it didn't take long. She is always back by me up on her shelf in the morning. This morning no Spatz. I peeked out and she gave me those big doe eyes.

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Spatz had to go home because it got to hot over the weekend.  She has no problem with our cats, and stayed with Simon who is a unregulated diabetic gray mail cat that we are trying to get healthy.  Well healthier at least.  Spatz just doesn't like change. She wants to be friendly and wants to hang out and play. She does great in the truck but the heat is a problem. So when I take her home she gets an attitude.  After only a few hours she calmed down and let me pet her.

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Spatz decided, why should it be just wet outside? I was in a hurry, so I threw everything on the bed, canned food, snacks and a case of water. Spatz I believe made a clear, conscience choice to sharpen her claws on the case of water. Spatz split open not just one but 2 bottles of water. So before going to sleep I got to clean that mess up. Yeah! At least it wasn't pee. It's the fact she meowed with delight when she was slicing open the bottles of water knowing I couldn't get to her or the water. That's what pisses me off. But I got even, I petted her for an extra long time.

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Spatz is not to happy with being the only cat in the truck.  It means I can spend all my time paying attention to her. I've increased my petting witch is brought out in her. The chin and side of face no problem. The top of head and body, well not so much. Spatz is getting better. At night she lays on the bed and seams to want to know what I'm doing.  Or she's figuring out how to kill me. And she plays! Favorite toy bells, really late at night. Spatz also likes to sing. I like all types of music but her singing not a big fan.