
Well, I have had Hoshi for nearly one and a half months now. Despite my Vet’s warning that Hoshi would be dead within a month, that would have been two weeks ago, he is alive and kicking. He is very active now in his kennel. I will try to leave the kennel open during the day but he tends to stay inside. He no longer has his fever now and has gained a lot of weight.
At night you can hear him tearing apart the kennel. I put a toy mouse on a string inside his kennel with a couple other toys. He will wake me up occasionally. He will still hiss at me but that is expected to continue for a couple more months. I cannot hear him meow though. Next week the Vet will visit him. If Hoshi is okay, he will get his shots.
Below is a picture of Hoshi curling into a ball while he was sitting on me.

A couple hours ago, I was in Pham Ngu Lao. The store next to Santa Cafe had a really cute white American shorthair cat on a leash. It was cute watching it use the front tire of the Honda Dream as a scratch post. I did not like seeing the leash but the family must really love it. Most Vietnamese hate cats. Below are pictures of him:
Nice one, haha. There is only one single thing that I hate in Saigon, they eat anything available for them. Dogs, cats and even rats in the countryside.
I would love to keep my cat safe.
Yep 🙂