Meet the Bear, a cat who carries the weight of the world on his furry shoulders, and whose wise, owl like eyes seem to ask "Can you tell me why I am a cat please? Like many intellectuals, the Bear would prefer a life of quiet solitude with plenty of time to gaze forlornly into space and contemplate society's ills. Unfortunately, he is destined to spend his days surrounded by felines of a significantly lower IQ.

No longer being a cat owner, I enjoyed this cat fix and could empathise with the owner especially when he was talking about the cat with a thyroid problem. My last cat had that too and getting her pills down her was my daily challenge for a long time.

Taking to today's meet up at Wyggston House.

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Picked up today at lunch for onward release - probably at this year’s unconvention.