Fruli

frullove says: Fruli came into our lives when we least expected him! At the time, I was working in a dormitory for high school girls, and I wasn't allowed to have a pet. I found out that a local family had one last kitten from a litter they had fostered that was going to have to be sent back to the shelter if they couldn't find a home for him. After meeting Fruli, I fell in love and couldn't bear the thought of letting him go. He was a perfect mix of rambunctious energy and sleepy cuddliness. I spent that afternoon convincing my boyfriend, a lifelong cat lover, that it was time for his first pet. I also needed to persuade my very strict boss to let me keep Fruli in our dorm for a month before he could move in with my boyfriend. Both finally gave in to my pleas, although my boss made me promise none of the high school girls would find out he was living with us (which was practically impossible)! Having Fruli has been the most rewarding experience either my boyfriend or I could ever imagine. Fruli likes: fetching crinkle balls, hiding in hampers, climbing in boxes and paper bags, pouncing, chasing his orange string, following humans from room to room, laying in sunbeams, running up and down the hallway, itching his face on human brushes, showers and baths, dinnertime, playing with the laser pointer, belly rubs, going under the covers whenever the bed is being made, flirting with the birds outside, kneading on his special blankie, being up high, inhibiting studying by laying on books and computers, and getting beef jerky treats. Fruli dislikes: frequent meowing, visits from the vacuum, rabbit meat, offerings of food scraps, getting toys stuck under the couch, the noisy printer, wearing clothing, being scolded, and socks and feet.