david ford, esq., prop., et al., of the main street musuem in white river junction, vermont, has two new museum kitties, flower and herzog, making the total known cat population of the museum six. the other three cats are not living. jinx is buried by the riverside where he liked to play. the other two were donated to the museum for zoological display and are probably at least 50 years old.
Sunday, August 14, 2005
flower & herzog
david ford, esq., prop., et al., of the main street musuem in white river junction, vermont, has two new museum kitties, flower and herzog, making the total known cat population of the museum six. the other three cats are not living. jinx is buried by the riverside where he liked to play. the other two were donated to the museum for zoological display and are probably at least 50 years old.
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3 comments:
To bad you are not keeping herzog i hope he fares the coming Winter well, he is so nicely marked.
So many pets get abandoned its heart wrenching.
~SD
sd, david isn't giving up herzog. he's happily lounging at the musuem right now.
herzog update:
herzog is a little hellion. he tried to eat a hollyfern--gift of the archivist of the hartford historical society--today.
he seems very happy tho, and is available for visits, as the museum is open to the public.
www.mainstreetmuseum.org
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