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Meet Monkey!

Hi! I have had my Monkey girl for a few months now and she is so cute and SO soft. I thought I'd introduce her to you guys. Her name is Monkey, you can follow her on Instagram @monkey_thekitty and see her latest escapades and mischief.  She is part Tabby and part Maine Coone. She has many middle names and it gets longer daily. A few are Lycan, Tigeris, Charlie, Boots, Flannel, Mischief, and Bella. Here are a few pictures of her.. please excuse the yellow date in the corner.

 She isn't the biggest fan of my sisters' cat...

 Such a lover. A lover and a fighter!
 "Who? Me?"

 "You know you love me.."

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