She is so tiny and energetic that no one would guess she is over 12 yrs old. Either way, she is horribly missed and I don’t know what I will do without her. Since I have been canvassing the neighborhoods, have put up posters and checked with the humane society multiple times per day nothin person and on line, I am aftaid either some kid has decided that she is theirs now and she had not been able to escape or that she had passed over the rainbow bridge. She would look both ways before crossing the road and frolic in certain neighbors yards that enjoyed seeing her. She would walk me to my car to go to work each morning on meet me at my car each evening when I came home. I helped deliver her as her mom was having problems. I have had her since her birth on 2/14/06. My little calico/ tortiehas been missing since 6/26/18. I’m in a homeless hostel for military veterans surviving stress (I’m ex Royal Navy) … Not allowed pets here.Īs soon as I get my own place – no iffs no buts – I’m getting a tortilla/calico! Reply I miss her dearly – didnt see her after the day I was evicted through a ‘no fault’ eviction and was made street homeless. She jumped off the window sill, where she was sat keeping watch, and stayed snuggled by my leg. and one day when I had like a PTSD crying episode. Sometimes I think she thought she was my mum and would tell me off if I started being silly with daft singing – give me that look. I named her Jumper and she’d respond to her name.Īfter a hard day at work she’d run the length of the street to greet me. I had a calico adopt me! She jumped into my window to say hi and started to visit every week until it was daily, then I woke one morning to find her in bed with me!

Tortoiseshell calico cat with white