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Earl
Please give a big TDK welcome to today’s Star Kit, Earl. He is a 4 year old Orange Tabby from Georgia.
We adopted this lovely orange kitty from a Petsmart when we heard his story. The woman that rescued him told is she had found him all alone abandoned in abandoned cardboard box in the parking lot of abandoned run-down, abandoned apartment complex. So sad :(. We knew right then that he needed a proper, loving home and we took him with us.
He is a playful, energetic, and happy little orange kitty now. With his goofy personality and fun attitude, we named him Earl. He can never a little Fiesta sometimes but do you blame him? He is still a great cat and we love him just as much as he loves us.
Author: Tom “The Kittenmaster” Cooper
Tom is the owner of 4 amazing cats, and using the Daily Kitten he provides a place for cat and kitten lovers to share the love for their own cats and kittens.
Pounce! Such a handsome boy!
He’s a beautiful kitty! He looks very sweet and happy. I’m happy that you adopted him and I wish you many years together!
How wonderful for Earl – and you. Many Happies!
Earl is a very sweet looking handsome orange lad. He reminds me much of Morris the cat in the 9-Lives cat food commercials. I am so glad he is a happy kitty now. Having a loving forever home has that sweet effect. Many happy years with Earl!
Earl is a very handsome ginger cat.
Earl is so handsome & photogenic!!! Looks like a real lover boy:-)). Your both so lucky to have each other!
Wow, Earl sure is handsome! So glad you gave him a happy home so he can be the fun, goofy kitty he is now!
Left abandoned in a cardboard box? Hmmm … my lack of confidence in common decency sadly confirmed. But enough of that, as thankfully Mr. Earl was saved and now has his furever home with you! He is indeed one handsome gent! 🙂
What a handsome orangie Earl is.
Luv happy endings to purry tales – Luv Earl!
The word “abandoned” can now be eliminated from Earl’s vocabulary.