Punya

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Favorite Memory

He became part of our family in the winter of 2022. One ordinary day, my mother brought home a small, frightened, blue-eyed kitten.

Facts

• The rule "if it fits, I sits" works out very well for Punya
• He's pretty ok with going out for a walk, but he's terrified of leashes
• He's my second and younger cat
• Though when we bought him we were told he's Neva Masquerade breed, I'm not entirely sure about that
• Punya believes my gaming chair is his throne
• My older brother calls him "Shawarma"
• Punya believes my desk is a place for free pats and kisses
• Punya is loved very, very much
• He loves "going out" onto the balcony: you open the windows, hold him in your arms, and let him breathe in the fresh air while he watches the city
• Because of him, I have a small, round keloid scar on my right hand, and an ordinary one on my left eyelid
• He goes into the restroom with anyone who enters it....
• Punya doesn't like fish or milk, but he likes sweets and adores carrots
• His voice is higher than my girl cat's one
• Punya is REALLY heavy (for me. he weighs around 5-6kg)
• We didn't know he's squint until he grew up
• His name comes from my deceased grandma's cat. Some years ago, she had a cat named "Pushok" (Fluff), which my mom and her sister turned into "Punya"
• 80% of the time, he sleeps with his paws crossed
• If a cat could have bipolar disorder, I would believe that Punya IS bipolar. His mood switches very fast
• If he gets too crazy and I get mad at him, he immediately starts to pat his head against my hand or leg as if asking for forgivness