India has a Bill of Rights for cows.

Our office cat is in peril of being caught and then possibly euthanised. his crime? he so happens to live too near to the animal quarantine next door. So through no fault of his own, we have to either find a new home for him or risk him being captured. quite a pity as he is a very nice cat who deserves better than this. he has been with us for so long, but now finds himself as a sort of fugitive in his own home, as he is being displaced by 'expatriate' animals who now occupy the new quarantine centre next door.
so then it was up to us to find a good home. I had messaged my mum and she somehow managed to get Carol, an old friend of ours, to take in the cat. but after viewing the short video i sent her via MMS, mum and dad agreed that we could take him in at our place! So at least I will now be able to see him, which would not be the case had he gone to some other place.
of course there are concerns on my part on how he will adapt to life in a home, when all his life he has lived free to go as and when he pleased. it will indeed require effort and patience of all parties concerned to help the cat adapt to his new life. I have no idea how he will react to his new environment. but he is a good cat at heart, so I am hopeful he will make the transition.
There will obviously be some issues with personal space and with the other cats, namely Nico and UJ, but hopefully in time these issues will be ironed out.

anyway here are some videos of Putih (tink thats his name, although we did not formally name him)...though we often refer to him by the patently original moniker of 'Pussy Cat'....






really reminds me of good old Monky, only that he is street smart and well able to take care of himself.




photographs of Pussy Cat: