A Mother’s Day Poem from the Cat – a poem written by the cat to the cat mom. A great poem for moms who have a cat as their furever child. #CatMom #CatMoms #MothersDay #Cats
I am not sure who wrote this poem or even drew this picture. Happy Cat Mother’s Day from me and also Joel the Brave to our cat mom and all other cat moms out there
If anyone knows who wrote this let me know so I can give proper credit. See the graphic that a person created too, shown below.
A Mother’s Day Poem from the Cat
I thank you for the food you bring, and for my little squeak thing.
I thank you for your friendly talks, and when you change my litter box.
I thank you for the naps we share, and putting up with tufts of hair.
I thank you for these things you do …
Pretty cute eh? Since I have a cat as child too. I figured I would share this with my readers. I hope everyone out there has a Happy Mother’s Day!
Check out these blog post …
I embedded a few blog post to check out.
Lilly Bug
This is a blog post about me of course, Lilly Bug.
Joel the Brave
This is about Joel the Brave.
Prevent litter box problems
This talks about preventing litter box problems.
First Published May 13, 2017. Last updated and/or Republished April 30, 2021.
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You could also do this for Father. Just change the word Mother to Father, for cats like me who have a Father taking care of them at home.
Yes, Lilly Bug you can! How is that blog of yours, 2 Cats and A Blog going?
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