More of the Kramer Chronicles

I have received so many wonderful comments about Kramer that I decided to share his story. Kramer is a feral cat (who thinks he is a dog-you'll understand by the end of this post).

Almost two years ago on a rainy April night we heard the cries of a kitten outside of our bedroom window. When we went to investigate the kitten had disappeared so we left some food out for it.
A couple of nights later we caught a glimpse of him eating on the front porch but any noise sent him running.

The nights were still cool and on more than one occasion we would see Kramer jumping out from our car engines in the mornings (we would have to check under the hood of our cars before starting them every morning to make sure he wasn't in the engine trying to keep warm).

We continued leaving food and water on the porch for him and watching him from inside our house. He was a little black and white ball of fluff:)

Finally after a month we borrowed a humane trap so we could catch him, get him veterinary care, and then find him a good home. It only took one time and he was caught (this was early June).

However, after we took him to the vet (quite a feat since he was feral) we contacted the local humane societies. Because of the time of year they were inundated with kittens. We would have to foster him. This was a task as he had ringworm. So he lived in our bathroom for nearly a month while we cared for his ringworm, got him used to people, and searched for a good home.

Little did we know that God had already found him a good home:) Kramer (named for the Seinfeld character because his ringworm made his hair crazy and because he tends to enter rooms sideways like Kramer) has only been exposed to our dogs and seems to think that he too is a dog.

Needless to say, Kramer is quite the character.