Playing Doctor
Morris complained to his friend Irving, that love making with his wife was becoming routine and boring.
“Get creative Morris. Break up the monotony. Why don’t you try ‘playing doctor’ for an hour? That’s what I do,” said Irving.
“Sounds great,” Morris replied, “but how do you make it last for an hour?”
“Just keep her in the waiting room for 55 minutes!”
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| Name: | Morris |
Age: | Seven years old |
| Gender: | Male |
Kind: | Domestic Shorthair |
| Home: | West Boylston, Massachusetts, USA |
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Morris was adopted from an animal shelter in June 2011. Our previous cat had passed away and we decided we were not going to get another cat. But in a few months we were ready for another one. We are both retired and thought it would be nice to adopt an older cat.
Our daughter had stopped in at a nearby animal shelter and saw a friendly yellow cat named Morris. (When our children were young we had a very nice yellow cat, so of course he caught her eye.) Anyway, we just had to go see Morris and, of course, ended up bringing him home with us. It is the best thing we ever did. Morris is a very social, affectionate, handsome boy and enjoys any attention he can get. He loves to play with his catnip birds, batting them around and chasing them. He also loves to play laser, running after the light and getting his exercise. (which he needs as he could lose a few pounds) He enjoys his scratching lounger and after he has scratched a while will snuggle up in it and sleep there. Morris also spends a lot of time looking out the glass doors to the outside deck watching the birds and chipmunks. Morris was a great choice for us and we really enjoy him. We hope other people consider adopting older cats. |
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