I think Mocha's the one to thank for Luna finally coming out of her shell after all these years. I've had her for THIRTEEN YEARS - ever since I found her as a tiny six week old kitten. And most of those years she's been very shy - hiding out most of the day. In the last year I've had Mocha Luna's suddenly gotten very friendly. Maybe she appreciates the fact that female cats finally outnumber the males - with a three to one split?

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Percy's about five year old and DEMANDS daily play time. I think it's to make up for the fact that before I adopted him he'd never been played with - now he can't get enough. Here he plays with one of his favourite toys in one of his favourite places - the tinsel wand and my bed. He loves ducking behind the edge of the bed or dashing under then making a sneak attack on his back from underneath.

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Penny just being her adorable self. She's ALWAYS next to me on the futon when I'm working on watching TV or a movie. Here she's lightly snoring then as usual, starts purring like mad when I touch her.

Penny's a five and half year old Exotic Shorthair I adopted in October of 2007 from Purrfect Pals cat rescue http://www.purrfectpals.org

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MEG NEW SINGLE「PRECIOUS」9月17日発売
ジャケットはアートディレクターの野田凪がディレクションを担当 。

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Part of my job is writing adverts, so this video is close to my heart


There are MILLIONS of these. Feel free to do your own!

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2009 Singing Pets Bounce commercial
Pet hair repellant. Johnny Cash is back as a dog?

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Percy the Persian and one of his favourite toys - one of the pheasant feathers we picked up at a show in BC.

(sorry to those that already commented - deleted and reuploaded it since I'd brightened the video and it looked too washed out)

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Percy the Persian.
Penny the Exotic Shorthair.
Mocha Valencia the Ragamuffin.

What do these three cats have in common? They were all adopted from animal shelters and all adopted as adults. Percy from the Seattle Animal Shelter and Penny and Mocha from Purrfect Pals, the Northwest's largest no-kill cat shelter.

This video's to show just how playful an adult shelter kitty can be. Millions of adult shelter cats get put to death at shelters every year - cats just like these three.

So next time you're looking for a new family member walk past all those kittens and check out the adults. The kittens have a far better chance of getting adopted. Give an adult cat a try - you won't regret it!

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These two keep asking for more money to work with me but I dunno - they're not very productive!

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Penny Pumpkins playing in a package - priceless!

Penny's an Exotic Shorthair that I adopted from Purrfect Pals cat rescue in Oct of 2007 when she was 4 years old.

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Penny shows off her incrediby sleeping adorableness.

Penny's an Exotic Shorthair that I adopted in Oct of 07 from Purrfect Pals Cat Rescue when she was 4 years old.

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Penny enjoying the new catnip snake we bought at the cat show in Surrey, BC, Canada a couple weekends ago.

Penny's a five year old Exotic Shorthair that I adopted from Purrfect Pals cat rescue in Oct of 2007. Adopt an adult shelter cat - they're wonderful!

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My adorable and incredibly chatty Mocha.

Café Mocha Valencia is a 4 1/2 year old Ragamuffin I adopted from Purrfect Pals cat rescue in Mar of 2008.

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Café Mocha Valencia and Roxy enjoying some Petcurean treats.

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Mocha's so funny. She really had no concept of playing and toys when I adopted her last year. Now she'll get these kittenish bursts of playful energy and then suddenly stop like "Whoa sorry that was very immature." That or she's guarding that bed she's laying on. It's actually a big, thick sleep pouch of the ferrets' that she's claimed as HERS. Here she plays with the girl ferrets - Roxy and Sassy - as they tunnel around under the comforter. Puck makes a brief appearance at the beginning.

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