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Blast From the Past: Hi From Amanda at Life with CH Cats
Hi all – Long time no post.
A dear friend reached out the other day, mentioning the lack of posts lately. I really appreciated it. It's something I truly think about every day – including remembering all of you – however, due to all sorts of things, this blog has taken a back seat for a while. When the new year came and went, I toyed with the idea of resolving to post more often here. We'll see how that pans out; perhaps this is a start.
Anyway, I just wanted to write a quick post to say, yes, I'm still here and think about all of you often. It's impossible not to. Even though I may not be posting regularly, every moment of my life is filled with my being a cat mom to two wonderful CH kitties. It's just a part of who I am – who we are – and perhaps the things that make us different (living with special needs cats) have become so second nature to me that I don't think about them much any more.
But I want that to change. I know we all have stories and experiences to share – and I think even when these things become second nature, that can be encouraging to new CH cat parents, too. Geez, I hope this all makes sense.
I'll try to craft another update soon – hopefully that will be a bit clearer. In the meantime, I hope you're all doing very well.
Remembering Shakey Puddin' Pie and Her Endless Impact
People say cats have nine lives. For some that's certainly true, but it's really just a saying, and those nine lives are always wrapped up in one lifetime. But sometimes one life can have the impact of nine lives — if not more.
That's why I wanted to post today. There's a special cat you need to know about. Her name was Shakey Puddin' Pie, and I'm so sorry to share that today she passed over Rainbow Bridge.
Shakey was one of the most popular and important CH cats I'll ever have known. She was the heart — the reason — behind all of the love and effort CH cat adoption expert Deb Martin put into her work. Deb did it for love. Deb did it because of her love for Shakey.
As I was thinking about this post, I knew I wanted it to be a celebration of Shakey's life. The more I thought about it, the more I realized that it wasn't a celebration of just her life, but how Shakey opened the door for hundreds — if not thousands of lives (CH cats and other special needs creatures) — that otherwise wouldn't have had a chance. Shakey and Deb saved lives. Shakey and Deb helped pets find forever homes. Shakey and Deb changed lives. How do I know this? Because it happened to me.
Deb changed my life. First by being a great friend (even though we've never met) — and second by helping me adopt my little girl, one of the greatest joys in the world. And it's all thanks to Deb. Thanks to Shakey.
And as I learned of this solemn news today, I couldn't help but imagine what it would be like to lose my little one. My heart simply breaks at the thought of what Deb and her family must be going through. And even though this time may be incredibly tough to live through, and even though sweet Shakey's life has come to an end, here's what I really wanted to share:
Deb, Shakey's impact will never die. Every day I see your love for Shakey — the reason that brought me and Ellie together — in my Ellie. Every day people all over the nation, heck, the world, will think of what you've done for them and thank you for it. You have changed our lives for the better, and we will always remember that. We'll always remember Shakey.
Lots of love to you and your family.
Consider Helping CH Cats via This Fundraising Opportunity
Hi all –
I wanted to share with you a fundraising opportunity my good friend Deb sent my way. As you may know, every so often, there's a CH kitty who's in need. Deb, with her infinite compassion, is always willing to help, but sometimes she needs our help, too.
Today, I'm sharing about CH cat Bailey, who's very ill. Recent tests showed that Bailey has feline leukemia, and his pet parents could use some help with the bills. While the fundraiser below typically goes to helping the CH kitties listed farther down this page, Deb has kindly offered to help provide some assistance to Bailey's family for the time being.
If you're interested in helping, or just want a cool CH cat shirt, click here! There's no pressure, I just wanted to share this opportunity with you to help get the word out. Thanks!
Better Safe Than Sorry with Annual Visits
I don't know about you, but I feel like it can be impossible to schedule doctors visits. I have one that's been rescheduled multiple times, and I have a feeling it may get rescheduled again, too!
But when it comes to my kitties, I try to make sure their visits are regular. We go once a year — unless there's an emergency or another significant issue — just to make sure things are OK.
This past weekend we took them in. I say they, because we actually took in both at once, and it worked out nicely. We went in with a game plan — an acronym to remember what we needed to discuss with the vet, and came up with PFEET. I know, not the best, but it was memorable. It was an acronym for: prescription food, Ellie's eyes and teeth.
During our visit, we got the prescription renewed, the doctor gave us some tips for Ellie (one of her eyes gets runny every so often), and the vet checked their teeth. CG's molars aren't so great — this was news to me since I really only check his front teeth regularly. Ellie's continues to chip away, but other than that, the doctor said she had beautiful teeth (?!).
The doctor continued their check-ups, and when it came to listening to Ellie's heart, she paused. After listening a bit more, she told us she heard a heart murmur at first, but not again.
We chatted a bit about what that means and decided we'd bring her back in a month so the doctor could listen again.
Overall, the kitties behaved well and were in great shape. I have no idea how this murmur thing may pan out, but I'm not worried. If it's something, I'll be glad we caught it. If we don't hear it again, we can move on — while of course remembering this just in case in the future.
I'm just so glad we keep up with their appointments. It can be expensive, but it really is a great form of preventative care; a way of staying on top of current and potential issues. It was the best money I spent that week — if not month.
Meet Twitch
One thing I never tire hearing about are the stories of how a CH cat has changed someone's life. I know exactly how you all feel — adopting our two CH cats changed my life in inconceivable ways.
That's why I love the story Kelly sent in about her and her 4-year-old moderately severe CH girl, Twitch. Just loving her has not only made Kelly more patient, but has provided opportunities for Kelly to show Twitch love by finding ways to make Twitch's day-to-day safer, easier and more fulfilling. Learn more about them here:
Does she have certain limitations?
She can't go up or down stairs, so she has to stay on one main level of the house, which is the top floor where my room is. She also gets muscle spasms from time to time (they seem to happen when she gets really excited). Her body will just tense/freeze, and you just have to hold her so that she doesn't end up jumping all over the place.
How does she manage the litter box? Eating and drinking? Do you do anything special to help?
We cut out the very front of her litter box. We discovered when she was a kitten that she had trouble stepping into the litter box, so we cut it so that it looks like a kitty ramp. I also put puppy pads (the kind that you'd use to house train a dog) underneath and around the litter box area. Sometimes if she can't make it to the litter box, or has difficulty staying up, she will use the pads to go to the bathroom.
What's one funny story about her (related to CH)? Or share a story about how she figured out how to do something CH cats "can't" do.
She is a climber and very, very proud of it. She will climb up on my bed with her claws, and sometimes if you learn forward to pick her up to help her, she gets really determined and tries to do it herself before you're able to. She's very strong!
Has she ever hurt herself because of her CH?
Not that I can think of. I try to cushion the area around where she plays. She did hit her head once against my door, so I try to leave my door open now when she's in there so she doesn't hurt herself. Read more…
Dealing with the Transition from Kitten to Adult
Ellie turned 3-years-old on June 2.
I love celebrating our cats' birthdays. In fact, I love finding any reason to celebrate them. They bring so much joy to our lives, that it's only natural I'd want them to know how much I adore them.
But for some reason, this birthday was harder to take than most. For some reason, in my mind, the 3-year-old mark is the transition between kitten and adult. Yes, she may be a young adult, but I now feel odd calling her a kitten — at least when it comes to her age.
Perhaps that's because for me, Ellie is a permakitten. Not only in size (she's not tiny, but certainly petite) and ability (compared to CG she's less capable), but also in personality. Ellie loves with her whole body, from the tip of her tail — which curves over the back of her body when she feels particularly happy — to the tip of her nose, which always reaches up to tap my lips whenever I make kissy noises at her.
Ellie has the personality of a kitten who has never faced hardship in her life. I think perhaps her "darkest" day was when she got a "new" family back in 2011. (Backstory: When Matt and I went on our honeymoon in 2011, Ellie and CG stayed at my mom's place. When we brought her back to our apartment, we were convinced Ellie's goldfish-like memory couldn't remember that she used to live with us, since she once got lost on her way to the food bowl! Consequently, we joke that we became her new family that day!)
She's truly lived a life full of love, laughter, snuggles — and had a mom who's always there to help her down the stairs, pick her up (with a kiss) after a tumble or carry her up to bed. She's my little girl and I love her.
And I think that's why I'm having a bit of a hard time accepting that she's getting older. Ellie's such a kitten, in so many ways, that I can't imagine her as an older cat. Read more…
Meet Willow
Do you want to know something I'm thankful for today? I never cease to be amazed and thankful for all of you.
A few months ago, Lori wrote in and shared that ever since she adopted her CH cat Willow a few years ago, she's been reading the blog and has picked up a number of great tips. Consequently, she felt it was time to share Willow's story. Here we go!
"I have two other cats, one of which is special needs with a missing foot. I was looking for another special needs kitten when I ran across an entry in Petfinder.com for three sibling kittens that were being fostered in Chehalis, Wash., about an hour and a half drive south of Seattle.
I emailed the foster mom and got more information about the kittens. She mentioned that they had cerebellar hypoplasia and had motor skills challenges. Not knowing anything about CH, I got online and read everything I could find about it. I decided that it was a handicap that I could manage, so I make an appointment to meet the foster mom and the three kittens.
It was very hard to choose only one, but there was a definite connection between us, so I chose Willow, a female dilute Siamese, and took her home. It didn't take me very long to wonder what I had gotten myself into. She was 12-weeks-old at the time, but she was very small for her age at 2.5 lbs. I was mostly concerned about her lack of strength, and that she might get hurt while I was at work or away from home.
That same day I went to Babies-R-Us and purchased a "play pen" so she could be contained, but have enough room to move around. It also gave my other two cats the opportunity to get to know her better, but have some separation so they didn't feel imposed upon. Read more…


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I'm new to growing Japanese maple and looking for a Japanese maple that has red leaves all year round. Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated. Thanks. |
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- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Tue, Sep 10, 13 at 17:21
No Japanese maple has red leaves all year round - these are deciduous trees and lose their leaves in winter. But most red leaved varieties of JM hold that coloring all season, often with brighter and more intense coloring with both new spring growth and with fall changes. |
- Posted by bayarea-girl 9B NorCA (My Page) on Tue, Sep 10, 13 at 18:45
Sorry, I should say that I'm looking for a Japanese maple that when it's not losing its leaves, the leaves should hold the red color instead of changing to different colors. Thanks. |
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Tue, Sep 10, 13 at 19:14
And that would be most red leaved JM's, although some will 'bronze out' a bit in summer if in a very hot, sunny location. Typically they go through a series of colors, with spring color one intensity followed by a more subdued seasonal color and then a pretty bright (usually) fall color. So bright red to hot pink in spring to a deeper wine or maroon red in summer to a scarlet/brick red in fall. Do you want an upright or weeping form? Fireglow is an excellent choice for an upright; Crimson Queen or Inabu Shidare for a weeper. |
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I'm thinking upright form. I read online and "Atropurpureum" and "Bloodgood" are mentioned. My parents bought a red JM but it changes color to green in certain season so we want to make sure we get all season red this time. Thanks. |
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Wed, Sep 11, 13 at 13:38
Both of those two are likely to take on the bronze-green tones in summer if in full sun. Emperor 1 or Fireglow could be expected to hold their color better. There are a couple of excellent resources for Japanese maples in the NoCal area - Pacific Coast Maples: |
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Thank you gardengal48. The recommendations and the two links are wonderful. I also saw a beautiful maple tree next to an office (this one has small green leaves) and wonder about its name. Thanks. |
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12 And Solomon took his place on the seat of David his father, and his kingdom was made safe and strong. | 12 So Solomon sat on the throne of his father David, and his rule was firmly established. |
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"Race" riots, attacks targeting foreign students and a questionable comedy routine have exposed an ugly side of the Australian character.
Yet it is interesting that local reaction to the blackface skit was, for the most part, several beats behind the rest of the world. In several online newspaper polls, thumping majorities denied that the skit was racist or tasteless. Even a liberal progressive such as Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard, visiting the U.S. at the time the skit aired, said it was "meant to be humorous and would be taken in that spirit by most Australians."
This from the same lawmaker who, earlier this year, visited India to quell the growing outrage there at the inadequate official response to the student attacks.
How to make sense of this discrepancy, without defending the indefensible?
The first clue for an outsider is that Australia — generally speaking — is a country that prides itself on its irreverence, a place where "taking the piss" is considered a national pastime. Things can get a bit bawdy, even a little crass — but generally, it's "no offense intended."
Self-deprecation is another Australian trait. Seen in this light, it's not surprising many Australians did not perceive the blackface skit to be racist. Not only were they unfamiliar with historic U.S. sensitivities in relation to black minstrel comedy — but the joke was so clearly on the buffoons performing the skit. An Australian judge on the "Hey, Hey" panel actually scored the act a seven out of 10.
There is a counter-narrative, of course — that Australia has always had a blind-spot on issues of race. Australia's indigenous population has a history of being grossly maltreated. The discriminatory "White Australia" policy — under which successive governments intentionally restricted "non-white" immigration to Australia — only ended as late as 1973.
Migrants to Australia have always initially jostled to fit in.
In the 1950s and '60s, Italian and Greek migrants were branded "wogs," an insult that is generally laughed off today. In the mid-1990s, Pauline Hanson, an independent lawmaker with an acerbic nationalist streak, briefly gained notoriety with her accusation that Australia was being "swamped by Asians." More recent targets have been Lebanese Muslims and the Sudanese.


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