Dennis likes this very old toy mouse that hangs on doorknobs and makes a noise.
Dennis says every cat plays with this mouse except for Eddy, who tries to break it occasionally, which is probably not the same thing as playing with it.
Dennis. You inspire me. Poor Mortimer, his toys are stationery. Definitely, they need some springiness to their steps. I think I've got some springy stuff around here somewhere...
Dear Dennis, I'm glad you play with your toy mouse. I'm very glad that you're not like Charlie and Coco, who brought a dead mouse into the house recently. Usually I spot the mice and get rid of them long before they smell. Unfortunately I missed this one and the weather has been quite warm over the last few days ...
No cat is ever too old to play with his or her toys.
Elmo still cavorts like a kitten, especially after getting a nose-ful of cool spring or autumn air, or after stepping out into falling snow. It really brings the old guy to life.
He's sixteen but Elmo still loves to play, despite his rickety old arthritic bones.
Dennis Teitelbaum was born on March 31, 2000 in Kiryas Joel, NY.
Dennis was born a Satmar Hasidic cat, but lost the faith when the Grand Rebbe Moshe died in 2006, and the succession feud began.
Dennis adopted a son, Edward, on June 29, 2008. Dennis became disenchanted with Edward in 2009.
Dennis adopted a son, Henry, on August 7, 2010. Dennis became disenchanted with Henry a few months later.
Dennis began having health problems and increasingly bad attitudinal attacks. Dennis spent much his last years passed out in a cupboard. Dennis left this world in September 2011 to join the Grand Rebbe in another world.
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Dennis. You inspire me. Poor Mortimer, his toys are stationery. Definitely, they need some springiness to their steps. I think I've got some springy stuff around here somewhere...
My cats are all very lazy, only Rosie plays with mousies !
Zippy loves to play. Want to come over and play with her?
Toys keep you young, Dennis. But not when they're broken. Keep Eddy away from that mousie, whatever you do.
Sometimes the old toys are the very best toys.
Dear Dennis, I'm glad you play with your toy mouse.
I'm very glad that you're not like Charlie and Coco, who brought a dead mouse into the house recently. Usually I spot the mice and get rid of them long before they smell.
Unfortunately I missed this one and the weather has been quite warm over the last few days ...
God bless you, Dennis.
No cat is ever too old to play with his or her toys.
Elmo still cavorts like a kitten, especially after getting a nose-ful of cool spring or autumn air, or after stepping out into falling snow. It really brings the old guy to life.
He's sixteen but Elmo still loves to play, despite his rickety old arthritic bones.
Again, I say, god bless you, Dennis.
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