It was Sunday afternoon and Johnny's turn to keep Alan company.
Me: You're fired.
By Sunday evening, Alan was walking around his stall as if he hadn't been 3-legged lame 12 hours earlier,
so I turned him out in the corral overnight with George.
It was either the quickest recovery from lameness ever or
an academy-award-winning performance to get my attention.
Johnny: Told you so.
Johnny knows how to get my attention without faking an injury.
Walking vertically usually does the trick.
JC is just about the prettiest cat ever, these photos are fantastic
ReplyDeleteSo glad Alan is back to wellness.
ReplyDeleteLove the tail up in the air!
ReplyDeleteHe called in sick, and found out it isn't much fun in confinement. Poor Alan.
ReplyDeleteJohnny is glad your focus is back on his ballet/gymnastics - er simply cat movement :) Great pics. Happy to know Alan is all recovered.
ReplyDeleteoh no, you can't fire him, he did the job. The best way to control a situation is to pretend you are asleep cleverly positioned on a top overlooking place.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a hoof abscess, they show up very suddenly, make him very lame and disappear as soon as it breaks open. Tessa came up lame with one 2 days ago, but she is better today. I am glad Alan is feeling better.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad to hear Alan is back in good health. It's a worry when our fur babies aren't feeling well, to say the least.
ReplyDeleteIs it me, or is George getting more handsome every day?
Glad to hear Alan is better! And JC is the master at keeping you entertained! ;)
ReplyDeleteBy the way, how is Fish doing?
Fish is still swimming...and still pooping in the stock tank. *sigh*
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