Your Pet's Nickname
Bigs, Big Orange

Your Pet's Quirks
For a big cat, he has the tiniest meow. He also has his way with blankets, and pillows, routinely. He does not ask the these items for their permission. If your feet happen to be under the blankets, well ... hello! He also likes to stalk our beagle-boxer mix, Maggie, who started out trying to lick his big orange face, but is now mildly terrified of him. Biggles is not a guy to have his face licked by a dog, you see.

Your Pet's Story or Bio
We adopted Biggles from HSEC not too long after the loss of my two dearest old pets, who died within a month of each other. Biggles quickly proved himself a personality all his own, and one to be reckoned with, with affection to spare (see above). He promptly took over the downstairs of our house, and terrorizes our dog twice his size, in the belief they are playing (the dog would argue this point). He must be on any newspaper being read, or computer being worked on, and he will headbutt you promptly into giving him his due. There is no box too small for him to attempt, and no counter space he recognizes as not his own. Biggles likes to be held draped over a shoulder, until he does not. In short, he is a wonderfully unique fluffy orange bundle of love, and fun. Damn is he ever fun!