Princess Queen Gleep Snugglebunny Curley
aka "Mistress of Mischief"
Born: June 6, 2006 (Yes, 6-6-6; it suits her)

When I held Gypsy (original name at
DCHS)
for the first time, she put her head on my shoulder and started purring
loudly. She rubbed her nose up to mine and licked my face. Then she did
the same to
Brian. We
were hooked. Even though Brian said it was my turn to pick a kitten, he
really wanted Gypsy; but I wanted her, too. Not only was it my
turn to pick out the kitten, but it was my turn to name her. I chose
Gleep from the
MythAdventures books by
Robert Asprin.
When we finally integrated all the cats, the boys weren't sure what to make of this little bundle of energy.
Widget and
Harry
bonded immediately, but Harry always wanted a baby brother. In
the span of ten months, Harry went from being the youngest cat in our
household to being the oldest. We adopted Widget after the death of
Lunch, and we adopted Gleep after the death of
Goober.
Plus, Harry is the only one who is front declawed (because of our
excellent experiences with Widget, we decided that declawing a cat is
no longer necessary). Gleep is fearless around her big brothers and
everyone else.
Gleep sleeps on the bed with us
either at my feet or next to my head. She is very much a lap cat,
sometimes sleeping in my arms for hours. Every night, she curls
up with Brian and pokes at his neck and purrs at him because she is
such a Daddy's Girl. Her middle name is "Snugglebunny."
Gleep and
Nibbler
love to play together and chase each other. If the puppy gets too
rough with his sister, she has no qualms about jumping to the counter
and out of his reach. However, Gleep did teach Nibbler how to
jump the baby gate we used to keep him in his bedroom.
She has beautiful black fur with a white "sweetness spot" on her chest,
slanted eyes, and tufts of fur that protrude through her toes. She's so
adorable!
Nicknames: Bane of Socks, Shadow, Chaos, Prima Donna, Little Miss Fuzzy Britches,
Basement Cat, Ebony.
Dwarf Nickname: Happy
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