
Hello all you cats out there...I am gathering some puuurrr-fect cat-things for all my friends and Mommys and Daddys to read up on! Come on in and Puuurr-up a pillow and puuurrr with me a little!!!
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Pirate Wednesday Logging in Arrrr...
My pirate name is:
Captain Prudentilla Rackham
Even though there's no legal rank on a pirate ship, everyone recognizes you're the one in charge. You have the good fortune of having a good name, since Rackham (pronounced RACKem, not rack-ham) is one of the coolest sounding surnames for a pirate. Arr!
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Miz Allie Ponder's Who's Fat and Just Over Fed?



Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Miz Allie Speaks Out About Some Cat History Facts

I think Mark Twain said it all when he said,
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Miz Allie Speaks Out on "The Hairball"

Now.... if you want to help us out mummies meow....you can see if we are having any problems with hairballs, just look for some simple signs like are we:
- vomiting long cigar-shaped material full of hair,
- vomiting food immediately after we eat and then attempt to eat again,
- passing hair in our stools
- not eating or losing some weight
If you see your little loved one having problems vomiting hairballs, you can try theses ideas:
1: Remove all our food and water immediately.
2: If you see any blood in our vomit or it smells wose than usual, contact our veterinarian immediately. If not, go to # 3.
3: Treat us by placing one or two teaspoons of white petroleum jelly our mouth and paws so we can lick it off. Do not give us any mineral oil.
4: Repeat the petroleum jelly treatment once a day while we are having difficulty. Meow....if the problem lasts more than two or three days, contact our veterinarian immediately.
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Miz Allie Says God Bless America
God Bless America Monday, September 10, 2007
Miz Allie Speaks Out on The Cat in the Hat

The Cat in the Hat was published jointly by Houghton Mifflin and Random House on March 1, 1957. It was the 13th children's book by Theodor Seuss Geisel, who came to be known as Dr. Seuss. It made him a household name and his trickster furball a pop-culture icon. The Cat in the Hat was a product of the postwar baby boom. In 1957, 29 million children were in kindergarten and elementary school. The "Dick and Jane" primers used to teach reading were considered dull and uninspiring.

•Geisel thought he could write the book in a week, but it took him a year and a half.
•The cat's face is said to have been inspired by that of a Houghton Mifflin elevator operator who Geisel thought had "a secret smile" and who wore gloves.