Karma
Karma was left at our front door when she was about 5 weeks old. We already had 4 cats, someone knew we would care for her.
We were watching TV and kept hearing a cat cry, it wasn’t one of ours, we opened the front door and this tiny kitten was sitting there yelling at the top of her lungs! We went out to grab her and she ran under the car and up into the wheel well. My husband had the car jacked up and was ready to take the tire off and wheel well apart to get her out (she seemed stuck). She finally came out to some cat treats, and we grabbed her and took her in. We immediately fell in love with this little yeller. Having just had a conversation about how we needed no more pets and “After 4 no more” we named her Karma, cause karma bit us in the butt and gave us kittie #5.
She insists on your attention the second you walk in the door. She will yell, and roll on her back, and wants her belly scratched. She will lay there for quite awhile as you sit on the floor with her and scratch her belly.
She also knows what the alarm clock is. If you do not get up when it goes off, she is immediately standing on you yelling “Getup!Getup!Getup!” cause that means it’s time to pet her.
She also loves ‘cave’. I’ll lay in bed on my side and put a pillow under the covers and make a little cave and she will get right in, curl up and just be very happy. She likes Mommy cave at night, and Daddy cave in the morning. She is our little sweetheart. Good Karma came to us.
- Shannon from Eagleville, PA, USA
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Awww…. Karma will be so flattered to hear she won. I'll rub her tummy extra for this. :) Happy Friday!
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That is such a sweet and cute story! And I love how you named her. You have a gorgeous kitty.
Omg – my kitty Maddie loves a good cave too – that's funny because that's what I call it!
What a beautiful cat!
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What a heart warming story! who would leave an innocent little kitten out to defend for him/herself? it is good that a caring family like yours noticed her cries. she is a beautiful, friendly cat!
We named our black kitten Karma too. She was a wild kitten that was about to die, we found her under a church. I looked after her, and whilst studying Religion in Uni, I sat min my lecture as the teacher wrote KARMA on the board, and her name was found. Interestingly, she behaves just like your cat!