Trick or Treat. Beautiful sweet Lucy’s first Halloween and she’s hoping to find a loving home as her treat.
Five months young and ready for adoption you can find this affectionate kitten at Downtown Veterinary Clinic on 9th Avenue and 19th Street in the Chelsea section of Manhattan. Just call (212) 463-8705 and tell them you are interested in meeting Lucy. I played with her the other day and she’s a sweetie pie!
The squirrel “I wonder what they’re looking at?â€
Steven Meyer Photographer
Another Tuscan dream, photographed while walking through the streets. Couldn’t help but wonder what’s it like to be a cat in Tuscany?
A lot of you left your suggestions and I want to thank you! It really was a lot of fun.
I compiled the names from Day 1 and Day 2 and turned over the list to our kitten’s owners on Monday night. The owner was so pleased with all the names and said it was a hard choice.
After much consideration the winning name was “Pekoe,†with “Cami†coming in a strong second. I think it was Snook’s descriptive that tipped “Pekoe†in the winning direction.
“Pekoe,
Orange Pekoe.
We researched it on Wikipedia and the long name is:
Finest Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe!
or
Far Too Good For Ordinary People!â€
I’ll ask for an occasional photo from Pekoe’s owner so we can all watch her grow and if we’re lucky the owner will write us a little “Pekoe Report†from time to time. The name “Pekoe†was chosen by “Cracks In Sidewalks†reader Snook, and the name “Cami†was chosen by “Cracks In Sidewalks†reader Alison.
If anyone else has a kitten that needs to find a name, send a photo and your request to me, Audrey. Email address: cracksinsidewalks@gmail.com
Also if you have any cat photos and captions or a little short story you want to submit, you can do so at the same address.
Again I want to thank all of you for your participation and all your great suggestions!
Warmest regards,
Audrey
