Before we even had children, Scotty and I agreed NO CATS! This might seem ironic because technically I still have one cat living with my parents that my father has frequently threatened to return to me! The cat is now a little senile and is best served at Mimi and Grampy’s ;). Kayden has always been a little girl who just LOVES kitties. She loves Maica’s hairless cat and if she can love that thing, we know she has a real passion for the felines! When we moved into our house the owners told us that they had taken in a wild cat (named Super Kitty), but that they were taking him with them to their new house in Fallbrook. We were a little bummed because an outdoor kitty would be perfect – we could enjoy her when she rolled in and not worry about ‘taking care’ of the cat. Well a few months ago Scotty, who works in the backyard essentially, noticed that a cat was hanging out at different times each day. Oh, I should mention now that Scotty was more adamant that we don’t get a cat because of his ‘allergies’. Okay, let’s continue. So the cat started showing up more and more each day. We weren’t sure if she was wild or if she was domesticated but just liked to roam the neighborhood. Scotty had seen her hunting and we’re pretty sure she put a poor injured birdy out of his misery (RIP Luis!). She looked a little tattered and she did not fear the dogs, so we thought she just might be wild (well, as wild as a cat can be living in a neighborhood!). A few weeks go by and we make contact. The kitty lets us pet her and hangs around a little longer each day. A few more weeks go by and we decide the kitty needs some food and a name – Kitty Kitty Meow Meow. A few more weeks go by and we are now feeding the cat and she lets Scotty pick her up! Yes, I said Scotty! He carries her around the backyard like it’s his beloved pet! 😉 I have assured everyone that the cat is NOT allowed in the office or the house – she is NOT our cat! I think I am becoming the one who is holding firm to our original agreement: NO CATS!! Watch the video below to see where we are now with this “wild” cat!