Kiko is a Hawaian cooncat.
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5 comments:
I had a black cat named KIKi - she lived to be 18 years old and died peacefully on my pillow. The way I'd like to go.
Best way to go, Mizz e, I agree. Hopefully Kiko has a few years left.
Kiko is the epitomy of slack! :^)
Thanks for sharing those great pics, Gecko!
You are right Ben, but it seems the daytime slacker has a secret night life that his staff have yet to figure out although he will occassionaly share a rat meal for his very favorite folks.
Ha ha! We had a cat, his name was Garfield, who loved to share headless mice with his subjects!
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