Mommy found me in 1996. She had just moved to Spring, TX and felt really alone. I guess I came along at just the right time to fill the void she was feeling. The weather news had predicted an ice storm this particular night, and I was hiding under some bushes yeowling really loud. Mommy came out with a flashlight and pulled me out and carried me to her warm apartment, where I spent the next three days and nights cuddling with her. When the ice finally melted, mommy let me outside, thinking that I would go to my real home. Well....when she got back home from work, I ran back to her apartment and after three days of this ritual, mommy decided that she would keep me. It wasn't very long that mommy learned I was going to have kittens. One night, I had SIX of them. You should have seen mommy that night. She was with me when I delivered my babies and she kept saying, "Breathe Kayleigh! Breathe!" When my babies were seven weeks old, mommy found homes for them and took me to the vet for shots and spaying. I could go on and on, but mommy said I have to make it short, so pretty much, this is my story.

I've been here the shortest amount of time. See, I used to live in the house that I'm living in now. I belonged to an elderly lady, but when she died in December 2000, her son packed up everything in the house, including the dog, but they left me behind. The next door neighbor was kind enough to feed me a small can of cat food each day. Then my mommy and daddy bought my previous guardians house in May 2001. I used to visit mommy when she would work in the front yard in the afternoons. Then the neighbors had to vacate their house because of a mold problem. Once again, this family packed everything, including their dogs and cats, but left ME behind. Mommy noticed that I was left behind, so she started leaving food and water out for me. She talked to the neighbors about me when they picked up their mail one day but they didn't seem to be interested in my welfare, so that's when mommy adopted me. I was taken to the vet for shots and "stuff". The neighbors are back in their house and they see me sitting in the front window sometimes. I'm just happy to be "home again".