Cosmo and the Pawnews

Sid is doing really well he had his yearly checkup a few weeks ago and he's very healthy other than his felineherpes. Sid has been playing a lot and doing zoomies which I love to see😸 Here he is on his blankie showing his big beautiful 👀

Everyone wants to have a black cat

Rolf report 10 Nov: In this exceptional cat loafing situation, objects may be smaller than they appear! Rolf x

Rolf report 3 Oct: Today’s #RelaxWithRolf is doin’ my head in. Is that some mumbling about America set to God Save The King? Apparently Mr S Francis Smith, a Yank, nicked the whole tune back in 1831. Sung by the Robert Shaw Chorale. Ok that’s it: I’m going back to sleep. Rolf x

Rolf report 28 Sept: Usually I’m the high kitty and Lizzie is the low kitty. I’m not sure I’m comfortable with this. Rolf x

Sid's ears are doing well and he's taking his medication like a good boy. Sid does have a flare-up right now he did get a shot for that when he was at the vet so I'm hoping it won't last too long. Sid is getting lots of rest love's and cuddles brushies and treats my sweet boy ❤️

Sid's ears had been doing well but Sid started pawing at his left ear so the vet put him on different drops until his infection is gone. Sid is getting lots of rest love's and cuddles and brushies and treats my sweet boy ❤️

day. I'm doing well dad unfortunately has a very bad ear infection which could be the cause of his jaw pain he's on antibiotics and something for pain. We are taking good care of dad. Thank you very much for all of your beautiful birthday wishes for Sid 🎈🎁 you are the best.

Sid still isn't feeling well 😔 here he is sound asleep snuggling on his blankie Sid is taking his medication and getting steam treatments several times a day like a good boy. Sid is getting lots of love and cuddles and brushies and treats my sweet boy ❤️

Sid is doing really well here's a picture of him snuggling on his blankie and a video getting brushies and pawing 🐾😺 for more Sid is so sweet ❤️ dad is doing well. I saw my doctor today and I want to give it a little more time of just resting and staying on the medication

We all had a wonderful Christmas 🎄🎁 I hope you all did too. Sid loved all his presents. Here is a video with Sid with all his presents Sid is doing well which is the best gift 🎁 of all. Sid is getting lots of love and cuddles and brushies and treats my sweet boy ❤️

Sid is doing really well here he is playing with his nanaphone having a wonderful time. Sid is getting lots of love and cuddles and brushies and treats my sweet boy ❤️ I hope you are all doing well. thank you very much for all your Birthday wishes I really appreciate it.

Happy Thanksgiving from Sid and family ❤️🍁🍂 #ThrowbackThursday I took this picture of Sid when he had been with us for 8 months. Sid is still having a really rough time with his flare-up we are throwing everything at it. Sid is taking his medication like a good boy ❤️

This is the post I never wanted to write. I’m sad beyond words to tell you that Zelda has passed away. Her health took a downward turn earlier this year, and we made the hardest, kindest decision. In our final moments together, I held Zelda in my arms at home, and she drifted away peacefully into her deepest nap. I’ve been quiet, and I’m so sorry. Zelda’s passing hit me immeasurably hard - she meant the world to me. Our paths crossed in 2014 when I adopted her from the Mayhew rescue shelter. I had recently moved to my first place, distant from family and friends. I felt lonely, and I guess Zelda was too. She spent most of her time hiding under the sofa, observing me with her unblinking stare, spooking at the slightest noise or movement. At times I found it hard to imagine a happy future together, but she didn’t give up on me. She was coaching me to become the patient, gentle and kind person I strive to be today. One day, weeks later, she took the bravest leap and tentatively climbed onto my lap. Earning her trust felt magical. Being her roommate made my flat feel like a home, and we became inseparable. Zelda was with me through so much, from moving in with my partner to getting married, moving home three times more, and twice becoming a father. She was a constant source of joy, laughter, and love for our family - and I feel so privileged to have been able to share some of her antics with you. Grief affects us all in different ways, but it has been a huge comfort to me knowing how much you care. I feel I owe so much to you all for supporting me over the years with all your kind comments, poems, buying the book, making memes, fan art, and more. Thank you, from the bottom of my broken heart. Part of the healing process has taken me through a mountain of old photos and videos of Zelda, and there’s so much that I didn’t get to share. I didn’t get to tell you just how much we adored her, nor how happy a life she had with us. Beneath her online persona, I’m so proud that she evolved from that perpetually startled homebody to the most affectionate, trusting and curious adventurer. Included in this post is a small snapshot of some everyday moments I spent with Zelda. In the coming weeks, I’ll share more. After all, I’ve missed you so much. Zelda, thank you for choosing me that day in the shelter. Thank you for trusting me. Sorry for constantly waving a camera in your face. You’re beautiful inside and out, and I’ll love you forever. - Matt