In the corner of my heart, there resides a precious little creature named Maodou, whose presence has filled my life with an abundance of warmth and happiness. Every time I look at the photos of him, especially the ones where he appears so round and chubby, I can’t help but feel a surge of affection welling up inside me.
Maodou has been growing up healthily and steadily, and it’s a delight to witness his progress. I often find myself adding new photos of him to my collection, simply because I want to capture every adorable moment of his. His little paws are incredibly cute, and they seem to hold a certain charm that is hard to resist.
One of the most endearing qualities of Maodou is his exceptionally gentle temper. He is truly like a little angel. Even when I use my “deadly” cat-petting techniques on him, he carefully retracts his claws and never scratches me. It’s as if he understands my love and affection for him and reciprocates it with his own kind behavior. When I gently scratch his belly, he has this adorable habit of “kneading the air,” as if he’s nursing. It’s a sight that always makes me smile.
A simple rope can keep Maodou entertained for days on end. He approaches his playtime with such enthusiasm and focus. However, there are moments when he reveals a slightly timid expression, which gives a glimpse into his true nature. And his sitting posture can sometimes be a bit clumsy and funny, making him even more lovable in his own unique way.
There was a time when there seemed to be a suspicion of ringworm on his eyebrow. The look on his face when I applied the medicine was both pitiful and endearing. Every morning, without fail, he comes to wake me up, but he stubbornly refuses to jump onto the bed. When he wants a can of food, he puts on this rather cheeky expression, stretching out his little paws with an irresistible desire.
Maodou’s sleeping postures are a constant source of amusement. He twists and turns into all sorts of strange and comical positions. It’s as if he has his own unique way of finding comfort in his sleep. And it’s quite interesting that wherever there is sunlight, a cat named Maodou seems to magically appear. Once, I managed to put a little headpiece on him, and although he looked a bit reluctant at first, he still obediently wore it, which was really cute. And sometimes, it seems like he gets a bit shy even in his sleep, adding to his charm.
His side profile is so beautiful that it often takes my breath away. I know that I need to pay more attention to dealing with his tear stains, but even with that, he is still the most adorable cat in my eyes. Despite his appearance that often makes me think he’s a little girl, Maodou is actually a young male cat. He responds with a soft “gu” sound whenever I call his name, which is really endearing.
Maodou was only three pounds when he was five months old, and he has a rather sensitive stomach. Eating goat’s milk or changing his food, especially if he eats too much, can cause him to have soft stools or even vomit. A few days ago, he suffered from feline rhinotracheitis. But I persevered in applying the medicine every day, and he has now shown signs of improvement. Even though he is physically weak, he is still a cat that loves to eat. As long as he has a good appetite, I believe he will grow up healthily.
Every day during the daytime, Maodou has a fixed routine. He jumps around the room, scurrying up and down, and brings back all sorts of things like hang tags, paper balls, and cotton swabs from every corner to play with. He seems to be having the time of his life. When he gets tired, he goes to sleep, and when he wakes up, he starts playing again. When he gets hungry, he goes to eat. His carefree and simple life is truly enviable.
I sincerely hope that Maodou will continue to grow up healthily and happily. He has become an indispensable part of my life, and I look forward to creating many more wonderful memories with him in the days to come. I will always be there to take care of him and cherish every moment we spend together.
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