Supineru.com
This site is named after my burmese kitten that I had adopted from the Loudoun County Animal Shelter. I named him Souppi (aka Supineru Sun from the anime/manga Cardcaptor Sakura). He was the runt of thin and underweight kittens (and his mom) who were up for adoption in July 2005.
Before I took him home, I found out that he was very sick and horribly underweight (1 lb!). When I saw him, he had pus coming out of his eyes and nose. And he wasn't eating at all when he was staying at the vet. So, I decided to take a chance on him and bring him home to take care of him. My boyfriend and I took turns, force-feeding him for the entire day. I was very glad the next day, when Souppi got up and ate some food by himself. Fortunately he has made a good recovery and now known as the clumsy, crazy, evil but lovable, kitty. You can read more about my worries in the About Souppi section.
On May 2009, I also adopted a second kitty - Totoro. My coworker's friend found the mother and kittens living in their backyard. I believe he may be some sort of a Ragdoll Mix. When I adopted Totoro, I found out he had coccidia as well as an umbilical hernia. The umbilical hernia kind of feels like a big squishy outer belly button.
Whats the point of this site? I don't really have a true aim...I'd just like to share my love for my kitties, show some of my artwork and other things I've collected over the years. I do believe that "growing up" is a state of mind--why not do what you like, regardless of age? I'm sure quite a few people would agree with me. *_* Well, I guess that's mostly the interesting stuff thats about me, I guess. Hope you enjoy~
supineru: where creativity meets art, randomness and cats
This site is named after my burmese kitten that I had adopted from the Loudoun County Animal Shelter. I named him Souppi (aka Supineru Sun from the anime/manga Cardcaptor Sakura). He was the runt of thin and underweight kittens (and his mom) who were up for adoption in July 2005.
Before I took him home, I found out that he was very sick and horribly underweight (1 lb!). When I saw him, he had pus coming out of his eyes and nose. And he wasn't eating at all when he was staying at the vet. So, I decided to take a chance on him and bring him home to take care of him. My boyfriend and I took turns, force-feeding him for the entire day. I was very glad the next day, when Souppi got up and ate some food by himself. Fortunately he has made a good recovery and now known as the clumsy, crazy, evil but lovable, kitty. You can read more about my worries in the About Souppi section.
On May 2009, I also adopted a second kitty - Totoro. My coworker's friend found the mother and kittens living in their backyard. I believe he may be some sort of a Ragdoll Mix. When I adopted Totoro, I found out he had coccidia as well as an umbilical hernia. The umbilical hernia kind of feels like a big squishy outer belly button.
Whats the point of this site? I don't really have a true aim...I'd just like to share my love for my kitties, show some of my artwork and other things I've collected over the years. I do believe that "growing up" is a state of mind--why not do what you like, regardless of age? I'm sure quite a few people would agree with me. *_* Well, I guess that's mostly the interesting stuff thats about me, I guess. Hope you enjoy~