Awesome!
. Please tell us about your kitties. Do you have a type? ![Grin ;D](https://www.talk.uk-yankee.com/Smileys/classic/grin.gif)
I don’t have a type as far as breed goes. All of ours are rescue kitties that have medical issues and had a bit of a rough go at life.
We have had two for nearly 6 years and were rescued by our cat vet when we were in the US (we had previously had two other cats who passed away). Our oldest, a domestic shorthair, was abandoned when his family moved house and they left him locked in the empty house. He wasn’t found for weeks, until the new family moved in, and they don’t really know how he survived. He has a lot of stress issues and chronic cystitis now. He is totally the grumpy old man of the group and pretty much just likes naps, cuddles and throwing a side eye to the others.
Our next one is a Nebelung and was found abandoned in a parking lot. He then lived for about 6 months in a cage and had a lot of biting and scratching issues due to the lack of socialization. His little brain is just a bit off now and he doesn’t always act like you would expect a cat to do but he is totally a sweet mummy’s boy who is my shadow... and who still occasionally just can’t help himself and will bite you then look really guilty for it as he literally has his teeth in your arm.
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Our next two are newer to us and we have only had them about a year. Their family moved country and were planning on abandoning them to the streets and our cat sitter rescued them. Turns out they both have pretty serious medical issues and were pretty neglected by their previous owners. One is an American shorthair and she has mega colon. The other is a Ragdoll/Persian mix with chronic kidney disease. They have ginormous personalities and are a great addition to our pack. The ASH is genuinely the sweetest cat I have ever know and even our vet says the same! She never slept in a bed before coming to ours and it’s her life’s mission to make sure no other kitties sneak on the bed. It’s all hers! Our Ragdoll is like having our own long haired toddler. He is always in everything - literally. You open a cabinet, the fridge, the washing machine - anything - and he climbs in it. Otherwise, he is stealing your pens, chewing on your phone cable, biting your calves, eating through the plastic of a treat packet, climbing in a wet sink... just creating chaos. He is really good fun though!
So that’s my group. I love them all to bits!