
Bear was having a clingy day and climbed up on my chest while I was exercising so, I decided to snap a close-up; it wasn’t until I looked at it later that I noticed the “dent” in his fur where I had petted him. (I tracked him down to make sure that his head was really okay and it’s fine.)
Bear is pretty cute. Does he have some old notches on his ears?
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Poor guy’s ears were a mess when we got him. Our son’s neighbor didn’t take care of his house and had had a hole in the roof for years. Apparently, a pregnant feral cat gave birth in the attic and Bear fell down into the wall. Fortunately, the neighbor heard him and tore a hole in the wall to get him out. Our son brought him to us. Amazingly enough for a feral kitten, Bear never had any fear of people and was in good health – except for his ears. Poor guys ears were raw and bloody, even the vet was baffled by what had caused it. We decided that maybe the insulation in the walls had abraded his ears.🤷♀️ The tips of his ears always curled back and as they healed, they adhered to the back of his ears giving him the look of an ear tip.
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Well, that’s a heck of a story! Good job, Bear and family.
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Right? Such a simple question with such a long answer!
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Ha! I like Bear’s determined look. He’s cute.
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He is a cutie and he knows it, LOL.
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Bear is cute and I love that Bear is your exercise companion!
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Bear likes to make sure he’s in the middle of everything.
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That’s a smart pet … feeling the love all the time that way!
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