Tibet came to the cat sanctuary as part of the same group that included Asia, Sahara, Cairo and others.
The whole group started off in one of the back pens, but some started showing signs of problems such as eye infections and so were brought into the singlewide for observation and care. They ended up staying there. Tibet stayed healthy, and so he was able to continue living outside.
I met Tibet last week when I was photographing Trixie and other cats in the back yard. I noticed this tabby watching me, seemingly interested but just a bit too shy to approach. I eventually approached him and, after a moment or two of the skittish uncertainty due a stranger, he was delighted to interact.
Once he'd decided I was friend material, Tibet was fully committed to sealing the deal with an enthusiastic performance of cat dances and hand rubs.
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He really likes to play but if other rowdy cats are about he won't join in. Same with the snugs. I often would find him early on a Sunday morning in the first pen to the left and give him some alone time. He's a good friend.
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