Guest post: Never truly lost
You can always go home…if home is Tabby’s Place, and you happen to be a cat.
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Guest post: Never truly lost
You can always go home…if home is Tabby’s Place, and you happen to be a cat.
Guest post: Swipe right for Sweet Pea
It’s my pleasure to introduce you to a new voice on the blog, terrific volunteer Tara. (As mama to Tabby’s Place alumnae Peggy and Dottie, nee Wawa and Kiosk, “terrific” comes with the territory.) It’s my even greater pleasure to introduce you to a face you’ll never forget, Sweet Pea. Take it away, dear ladies…
Guest post: A home run in the abnormality department
Yesterday we celebrated a life shorter but sweeter than anyone wished or expected. Today, we meet another cat eviscerating expectations, Arizona-style.
Guest post: Pawprints left by Pumpkin
Whatever we expect from them, cats excel at scrambling our expectations. Perhaps this is one of their great gifts.
Guest post: Oh Domino
I walk down the hallway toward my bedroom and a baby-like bleating pipes up. I lean over the baby gate into my craft room and he meows again, more softly. “Hello, Domino!” I call, and he meows again with such little volume it’s no more than his mouth opening and a whisker wiggle.
Guest post: Forever Loved: Mango
We interrupt this Gratuitous Cat Photo season to mark the passing of a giant. A tiny, clementine-bright giant: Mango.
Guest post: Geriatric love letter
This is a love letter. Most who know me know that I love cats. Those who know me well know that I love old cats. This is a love letter to the old cats.
Guest post: Sage ‘n Sable ‘n Susan ‘n Charlie
We’re in the stubborn, righteous business of good news around here. Fortunately, we have abundant help from cats and their writerly women and men.
Guest post: Forever Loved: Chester
Even when we expect an exit, we’re not entirely ready. Not emotionally. Not viscerally. And not literarily.
Guest post: (Many) toes in the sand
Tabby’s Place lives in Ringoes, NJ. Certain winters, Tabby’s Place has fantasized about moving to warmer climes. But, since Tabby’s Place is 7,000 square feet of building, 13 years of history, and 120 cats of stubbornness, Tabby’s Place shall continue to dream on from Jersey.