As a tiny stray kitten, Rudy showed up for food on our doorstep. I couldn't get near him. One morning, he came to me covered in gasoline; it appeared that our evil cat-hating neighbor had saturated him. Who knows what was to come? I rushed him to our vet. After baths & vaccinations, I gave him to my daughter who loved him more than anything until her tragic death a year & 1/2:year ago. I promised her that I would give Rudy a good home. He's happy and the most loving, kissing kitty ever. What's funny is he was terrified of me when she had him. Now, he's happy and loves my husband & me so much. He and I both miss my daughter and rely on each other to get through this loss.
Marjorie EdwardsBAILEY, NC
