Name: Cocoa
Breed: Seal Point Siamese
Born: May 1st 1981
Came into my Life at age 3 months.
Crossed to The Rainbow Bridge in 1996 at age 15 years old.

First, some photos then a little bit about my most amazing Fur Kid Cocoa.

Here's Cocoa at age 3 months when I first got him. Awww!

Here's Cocoa at age 6 years in the apartment we shared at that time.

And Cocoa at Age 13 years. Bless his little pea pickin' Heart!

I have so many funny, hilarious and truly amazing things to share about Cocoa Kitty. I will tell you about one thing this time. Then I'll come back to share more about his cute, darling and funny ways. Hey, what I'm about to say is true, too!

During the time I had 3 pairs of Lovebirds, Cocoa was beween ages 7 and 12 (and each of the Lovebirds were male and female mates), many times they would use their ladders my wonderful late husband built, climb down from their highly hung cages, and two or more of them would get on my living room floor where I live now and "duke it out." Oh, nothing serious but they would quarrel and make a big fuss with each other. Usually, it was always the females.

Cocoa kitty being quite the diplomat, would walk slowly toward them, separate them to break up the "fight" then he would actually escort each Lovebird back to their respective cages and gently paw at them to get back with their mates and cut out that nonsense. What a remarkable kitty!

Okay, one more for now. Many years before that when I was renting with a friend in his home, their neighbor had the biggest Great Dane doggie I had ever seen in my life! Unfortunately ... Or Fortunately, that Great Dane thought he was a "lap dog" and would back up to me as I sat on their sofa and sit on my lap like a human with his feet touching the ground and his back up against my chest where I sat on my friend's sofa. I kid you not! Such a darling, sweet, gentle giant.

One day when my neighbors brought him over to visit Cocoa kitty and me, that HUGE doggie was so excited to have a playmate. He tried his best to get Cocoa to play with him. Cocoa just stared and, from the other side of the house, I heard Cocoa loudly slap that poor Great Dane several times in the face. I saw it, too! Hilarious! That poor HUGE doggie cried and ran from Cocoa. Soon, and little at a time, they did become great friends and play pals though.

That's all for now and I'll edit in three more times that will have you in stitches laughing. Oh, I do miss him so. God Bless him and Rest his dear soul in peace until we are once again reunited on that "One Sweet Day!"

It's me Cocoa kitty. My Mommy said I could use her PC to tell you another true story.

Well, I was about 1 or 1 and 1/2 years old when Mommy came back to her home town, rented an efficiency apartment for a short while until she got another nursing job.

Anywhoo, my Mommy put the TV on a stand at the end of the bed cuz she knew how much I Luved watching TV!!!
But there was this one commercial that came on all the time and I can't even remember what it was about. I'd be sitting at the end of the bed watching, this machine crane would start at the right hand of the screen with its hydraulic hose extension on the ground. Then it would lift way, way high in the air and the crane moved a little to the left of my, I mean our, TV screen. I followed that crane with my eyes and my head. Hey? How did it do that? When the hose lifted crane got to the other side of my, I mean our, TV screen, then that hydraulic lift would come down to the ground as I followed it with my eyes and head movement.

OMG!!! I knew it was going to come down and hit me right on top 'o my my noggin!!! So every time that commercial came on I did the very same thing. I watched up to that point . . .

Then, I'd RUN OFF like a bat out of "H" "E" "Double Hockey Sticks!" RUN FOR THE HILLS!!!

Hey! Hey you out there. Stop laughing. Oy! Awww, I still Luvs Ya All Bunches!!! See ya later!

MEEEOOOWWW! Errr, I mean Bye, Bye. Hehehe!

This is a truly beautiful tribute to Cocoa. He sounds like quite a little character.

I would have loved to have seen him escort the lovebirds back to their cages.

I am not surprised he got the better of that Great Dane. It seems like the smaller ones always THINK they are much bigger than they really are

I am so glad you had him for 15 years. My Little Guy was with me over 16 1/2...the longest time I ever had one of my sweet ones.

I am sure you have many more photos and stories of Cocoa. We do love seeing photos and hearing stories.

The commercial on the TV I could just picture. My new boy, Lucky, tries to paw at the small people in the screen. Did Cocoa do that too?

Your posts always make me smile when I read the topic starter telling you how good you made them feel. Rays of sunshine are always welcomed and needed in the sadness of grief.

Take care and know the time you take to comfort results in smiles...and we all need to smile as often as we can.

Hugs
Judy

Thank you very much, Judy and I'm so glad you enjoyed! Yep, Cocoa liked to paw at certain things on the TV depending mostly upon the "movement" rather than what the object or critter was. Then again, I could very well be mistaken. Hehehe!!! Oh, and Cocoa even allowed all my Love Birds to preen him. Well, he tolerated it anyway. LOL!

Before I tell you more about Cocoa's many wild, crazy, cute and hilarious antics, here is a very famous clip of him and another actor Siamese cat staring in the movie "Lady and the Tramp."

This role proved to be a really huge stretch and a great challenge for Cocoa because he was always so sweet, dear, affectionate, loving and never ever got into any trouble at all. Hey! What can I say but that it was in the script. *Shrug!*

I think that other kitty actor helped Cocoa considerably with his lines because the felonious feline was terribly naughty indeed so he fit his part perfectly. Oh, but don't they sing beautifully? *Giggle!* Enjoy!

Aww soo cute..sounds like you have 15 yrs of wonderful memories. Isn't it funny when they watch TV. You got be wondering what they are thinking.. Ann

Oh! I just did, no words to explain, that is so beautiful beyond compare, thank you, Jorge

That was a sweet video. I'm glad you used YouTube. I particularly was surprised when the kitties were pulling on one side and Lady was pulling on the other. Glad the fish made it. And the kitties were so "innocent".

Awww {{{{{{{Jorge and Ann}}}}}}} I am so very happy this brought a smile to yours and your Son Buster's faces. Oh and all your Precious Fur Kid Family! Bless You and Hugs, Jorge and Ann!!!

What can I say, Judy? Cocoa carried the scene in that movie, ya know? *Grin!* Hey, worry not about those fishies because they were highly trained professional stunt doubles in that movie. LOL! In other words, "No animals were harmed in the making of this movie."

I do have many, many photos of Cocoa at all ages but they're in photograph form. I also have a scanner so will hook it up to my PC, scan a bunch of the real Cocoa pictures and tell you about them. In the meantime, I did a google image search to find a "Cocoa look alike" at about age 5 or 7 months old doing what he did so many times without so much as a "meow" or jumping on me or ... He was always so very polite, courteous and thoughtful. Awwww!!!

Well, you see, I'd wake each morning to him in the pose of this Cocoa look alike and he'd just put his front paws on my bed, his feet on the floor and I'd wake with him looking lovingly at me while waiting to be loved up and fed. What a darling kitty cat! Yep, that's practically exactly what I saw each morning when I woke to get ready for work or took a nap on my sofa.

At those times, his expression always reminded me of the movie "Oliver Twist" when Oliver went back for a second bowl of mush and asked, "Please Sir? May I have some more?" ROFL!!! So, I chose to caption Cocoa's double at 5 to 7 months like that. I know that's not what he was thinking but it sure looked like it. Hehehe!! Enjoy!



"Of course, you cutie pie, Cocoa! You may have anything in the world your little heart desires be it any hour of the day or night. Always and Forever! I love you so much!!!"

My Dear Sweet Precious Cocoa kitty, I came by to give you a word of advice. I'm certain you'll have no problems whatsoever there at The Rainbow Bridge with your very loving ways. But please heed my warning. Never, ever get one of your fur kid friends angry at you or THIS could happen!!!





And now ya know so don't ever be fooled by this! Or This!

Because if those kitties should become angry, you could very well end up with this!

I just want to make certain you know, Cutie Pie Cocoa Kitty cuz I love ya to bits and pieces so don't want you to get involved with any of those Kooky Kittuhs. Mmmmkay? Love you so much!!!