Our remarkable cat, Butterfinger, adopted us, as have all of our beloved felines. However, Butterfinger demonstrated without question the bonds of forever families. Butterfinger loved the freedom, flexibility and comfort of an inside/outside cat. One of his favorite perches was sunning on the top of the Suburban. One carpool morning, unbeknown to anyone, Butterfinger was atop the Suburban. And equally undetected (we now know), Butterfinger hopped off, 10 blocks from home across one of Houston's busiest streets, Westheimer.
Seven months after his heart wrenching disappearance, Butterfinger appeared during an afternoon carpool drop-off. Though many cats have similar appearance, we knew without doubt that we'd been reunited with Butterfinger when he not only came readily, happily to the children, but also streaked straight to his food bowl at home.
Families may be separated by distance and differences, but as Butterfinger beautifully demonstrated, the love of forever families endures.
Friday, March 30, 2012
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