whitewave Our Hamish was so special. He was being nursed by a lady in Torquay when we met him for the first time. He was a weedy, scrawny, odd looking kitten who had been dumped in a bin! When we went to collect him [two baskets in the car and several blankets]
the lady was also nursing a parrot who had plucked out all his feathers, a three-legged and a one-eyed ancient dog. She was a marvel. Hamish grew into a VERY handsome cat. We adored him. By the way, forgot that his name included - 'three sheets' - because he used to like to be dried off with three sheets of kitchen towel when wet. When our granddaughter was small, she used to get
and would often address him as Hamish three blankets. 
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