Hi Effurryone! It’s me, Caramel, AKA Miss Floofs, AKA Floofs, AKA Floofie. From my nicknames, you can probably guess that I am a long haired kitteh. I am the only DLH (domestic long haired) Furry Bambino. I have long, soft, luxurious black, brown, or gold furs. I have long toehawks between my paw pads.
The furs on my chest and tummy are a little bit curly.
Even my whiskers are extra long.
Panda Bear wrote a song about me and my Floof to celebrate my first birthday.
Padre, Meerkat, and Cookie have striped, soft, short to medium length furs. Panda Bear has short, straight, coarse furs that are either black or white. Padre, Panda Bear, Meerkat, and Cookie are referred to as DSH (domestic short haired) kittehs.
Daddy has always been a short-hair, with dark brown head furs.
As long as I have known Mommy, she has been long-haired, like me.
When she came back yesterday afternoon, I almost didn’t recognize her. Not only did she smell weird, but she looked like this:
I was a little bit sad that Mommy does not have long hair like me anymore. But then Mommy explained that she donated her hair to Locks of Love. I had not heard of Locks of Love before, so I asked my good friend Google about it. I read on the Locks of Love home page:
Locks of Love is a public non-profit organization that provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children in the United States and Canada under age 21 suffering from long-term medical hair loss from any diagnosis. We meet a unique need for children by using donated hair to create the highest quality hair prosthetics. Most of the children helped by Locks of Love have lost their hair due to a medical condition called alopecia areata, which has no known cause or cure. The prostheses we provide help to restore their self-esteem and their confidence, enabling them to face the world and their peers.
Wow! So I asked Mommy if I could donate my long hairs to Locks of Love too. She explained that children want people head furs, not cat furs on their heads, and that some children might be allergic to cat furs. I guess I get to keep my long furs then.
Hurrah for your Mommy! That was a verreh nice thing for her to do.
That is one very personal donation your human mom made! We wonder if any sphynx cats could use feline Locks of Love?
You can tell your mom that the bob cut is VERY stylish and looks fantastic on her! And such a great cause too!
Your mom’s hairdo looks pretty! That was a good thing she done, too.
Oh, that was nice of your mom to donate her hair to something so worthy.
Your mum’s hair looks lovely. That was a very good thing that she did for Locks of Love.
Your mom is very generous and it is a wonderful cause. She looks nice both ways. If SS had known about it sooner she would have done it too. She used to have thick waist length hair that she cut off some time ago.
I love your pictures; you have really beautiful fur! I like your funny stories about your daddy’s and mommeeeh’s hair, I think it’s really nice of your momeeh to donate her hair. I am a domestic short hair – momeeh and daddy wonder where does all the hair come from – they brush me every day and still a lot is coming out! (and sometimes I throw it up). Puuuuurrrr!
Yay for your Mommy! She is always giving to others!
Caramel, do you get furminated a lot? Your Mommy showed our mommy how to furminate us. Our Mom was not doing it right so she didn’t get much fur from us. Your mommy is so helpful and she has great hair–long or short!
What a nice thing for your mommy to do! Your furs are beautiful!
You are adorable!!