Descriptive Essay About A New Cat

Our room had a balcony that overlooked a small piece of nature, and as I looked down, I saw something small and furry in the grass. It was averaged sized for its species and had the furriest little tail ever. I walked around, calmly looking for something to eat, preferably a rodent. I got the rest of my family to see a cat we named it Biscotty the

After school I started to clean my room only to figure out that my cat, Aryah, was clawing at my halloween costume! I quickly started to grab my cat and when I picked her up she looked at me with such fearful eyes that I knew something was wrong. Before I could question what must of happened, I heard the door open. My sister had came back from her sleep over. Seeing my room trashed she had asked what happened. I told her everything and she said that my costume must of scared Aryah.

When I was about five years old my dad took me to a friends farm to pick out a kitten. I remember seeing what seemed like millions of cats darting in all directions.

It was a very snowy day in the historic sight of Washington D.C. With all the buildings and monuments. So many people walking about. It was so much fun being with my friends when suddenly I see a small figure huddled by a trash bin. I said bye to my friends and walked over to this figure. When just then I notice it is a German Shepherd puppy! When I approached it it jumped right into my arms!

I was at home and I was watching tv, Then my mom walked in with a cage! I heard the door open as quiet as possible. I was so happy I could not believe it. I had my

You scared me!" I said I lowered my shotgun to my side; a 'Meow' came from the big, brown, hairy cat. I placed my shotgun on the kitchen table then walked over to the alarm panel and punch in the code which silenced it. I re-entered the code to arm my small apartment. My phone rang a minute later, I knew it would be the alarm company, I told them it was my cat and no need to call the police, after a few minutes of confirming some information I hung up. I grabbed a broom from the small cleaning closet and started to sweep up the broken vase on the floor, until I heard a creak outside from my apartment door. My head popped up, I placed my broom gently against a wall and stepped towards the front door. I peered out the peep hole and to my relief saw my neighbors walking down the hall. I returned to clean up the small mess; after I did I chose to start my day. I went over to the coffee maker and started the coffee. As the coffee was making I went off to my bathroom and took a shower, I listened to some music to help me get my day going. I stepped out of my bedroom half an hour later, dressed with my hair wrapped in a towel. I poured myself a cup of coffee and popped myself a pop tart and watched channel 4 local

It was a start of the new lovely day in the middle of summer 2006. I went out to feel some fresh air and to find out if my cousin Marek is awoken. His house was right across the road. I asked him if he wants to hang out or play some game outside and he agreed. We took our bicycles and went for a drive. His shoelace loosened up so he stopped to tie it. I was looking around our neighborhood when suddenly I saw it! The black cat running across the road. It’s a very strong sign that something bad is going to happen. Of course, I was little and I didn’t believe it.

when I was thirteen and came back as a cat. A stray cat in a strange place, very far from

Early October a few years ago I was coming home from my grandma's house. When I walked in the door to my house and saw a strange box. I saw what was inside of the box and immediately was filled with joy and many questions to ask. I’ve always wanted a cat but my mom and dad wouldn’t let me have one in the house. In the drop of a hat I asked my dad where the kitten came from and if it was really ours. He said he found the kitten on the farm without a mother to care for it. Hearing that made put very sad thoughts in my mind. My dad went on telling me that the kitten could die if we didn’t keep it warm, teach it to use the litter box, and make it drink milk from a bottle. It was a long journey of fear and worry as the kitten got sick many times.

When the weekend finally arrived, we went down to the animal shelter and asked if they had any kittens. They told us that all the kittens that were there are sick and couldn't be given out. They did say however that they had some adult cats the could be given homes. We looked around and I saw the most amazing cat ever. She was all black with green eyes,

It 's autumn and, just like any other season, you 're hard at work at your barn. Your barn cats are hard at work, as well, hunting and munching on the overabundant rodent population nesting in your hay. In a brief moment of rest, you remove your gloves, wincing as the cold air hits your dry, cracked skin. One of the barn cats also joins you in your reprieve and you reach down to run your hands through her fur. Briefly, you notice a bit of nasal discharge and some scabs on her paws and face, but you chalk it up to the weather and get back to work.

I remember like it was yesterday even though it wasn't, it was a gross rainy day and my mom had just moved into her new house. We had to help unpack everything into the garage, but we stopped early because the rain started to come down really hard. My mom took me to Petsmart because we had to get new stuff for the cat we were getting. We were getting the cat from her friends house that she had known for awhile. We had heard a story about the cat that when it was a kitten his mom was an outside cat so one day the cat went out and the owners friend had locked the door and the mother cat could not get in the house to feed the kittens. Sadley all the kittens died but they had to move a dresser and when they did they found him under it and the cat

Sun shines through the cracked window, highlighting the swirling dust in the air. It bounces off the sparkling glasses and cutlery, setting the restaurant alight with sparkles. A slight breeze hits the shimmering chandelier, sending beautiful lights around the room. Despite this, the occupants are tense and quiet, except for a small cat, basking in the sunlight. Her ears flick back and forth despite the relaxed demeanour. Warm daylight shines through her soft, grey fur, making it look white. With her eyes happily closed, she emits an engine like sound, in sync with her breathing. The small purple ribbon around her neck is frayed, and a slight ringing comes from the attached bell as it swings.

I went to the cat show hosted by the Santa Monica Cat Club on October 7, 2017 at the Pomona Fairplex. I always wanted to go to a cat show so I was curious about the one offered by the Santa Monica Cat Club. I did not know what to expect at all. I am used to seeing what dog shows look like on TV. The overall environment was relaxing and everyone was relatively calm. At the entrance, I was given a colorful pamphlet with the cat breeds that were participating in the show.

Every day I will experience a bothersome cat these days monotonous and elderly always strutting into my house as if he was the czar of the it. This king is named papi, and my family got him when he was just 1 summer old (a summer is just a year, but I thought it sounds interesting so i’m using it) and I myself was in an extremely adolescent time. Papi is still living a sound life sleeping around the lawn and sometimes getting annoyed by my very new member to the family. This is not a new sibling, but a new 10 week old kitten that always teases but I still can't say that if Papi despises it. This new cat is named Zorra, and she loves the outside world, but Papi is very territorial of his land (everywhere around my house) and can get very physical. Papi has attacked Zorra but just knocking her over with no claws, at least I think so, but he does try his hardest to ignore her which can be difficult when you are being teased.