Short-Term Kitty Tenant

A female stray cat made itself at home at the house porch of our human's brother. Not wanting it to give birth repeatedly, it was sent to be spayed.

Our human decided to help look after it for a week for the cat's recovery and converted the MeowRoom into a VIP Recovery Room.

a - food area

b - bed

c - litter

blue arrow - entrances to MeowYard blocked

green arrow - scratching pole

Top picture - still groggy after the operation

Middle picture - since e-collar is uncomfortable, our human took out old kitties' clothes, sew strings on side and tie to fit this scrawny cat

Bottom picture - the late fatties' clothes kept riding up, our human decided to diy another; took out some old socks and cut holes for the legs and butt.

Right now this kitty is eating well including taking her antibiotic pill and using the litter box.

Bitten!

Our human's hand was bandaged and could not blog.

Recovered a lot now but typing is slow as the fingers are still swollen and could not straighten nor bend to hold a fist.

At first our human thought this particular dog was having his morning walk with his owner. 

Few months passed, his owner was never seen and that dog with a collar became thinner; it then dawned on our human that it could be lost or abandoned. 

When the dog's ribs were visibly seen, our human decided to give it the two small sachets of wet food in the backpack. In a hurry to squeeze as fast and as much food, some got smeared on the hand.

He was so very, very hungry!

After being bitten, our human went straight to the doctor who wanted to stitch the wounds but our human opted for skin glue to close the wound.

Our human still feed that dog on chance meet with lots of dog biscuits and each time he finished every single biscuit.

It was heart-rending when our human saw that dog being chased and bullied by a pack of strays!

Careful Where You Place Your Feet!

On morning walks, our human prefer to alone so that survival instinct is easier to kick in with senses heightened.

There were times our human just stopped walking to look around.

This time a baby brown snake was just in front on the path.

Can you see it?

A Hungry Boar!

Because of encroaching developments, wildlife during morning walks is less and less seen. Our human prefer to walk alone and silently so as not to disturb any wildlife.
And was lucky to notice this extremely hungry boar foraging for food; it did not even lift its head.

Our human quickly moved on after taking this picture so as not to attract other hikers' attention to it.

This was where the stray was hiding, peering over the tree root in the previous post.

He's into Hiding!

Our human did not meet the 'regular' strays during morning walks lately and wondered what happened.

Later it was found out that someone set off firecrackers during the recent festivities and the loud noise frightened them.

Our human stood still and eyed all round trying hard to figure out where on earth it could possible hide and be out of view...

...when up went a rump and tail wagging in the air on seeing our human.

Of course, this is a shot not to be missed!

Can you spot it?