Hello Santa, Yella Fella here!
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I hope you’re doing fine. Me? Not so good.
I guess you heard that we lost THREE family members this year. We also moved. And on top of all that, Jen has put me on a diet! I am literally starving to death!
OK, so not literally, but I am hungry, which brings me to what I’d like you to bring me this year… FOOD!!!!
Chicken (yum)!
Tuna (drool)!
Or maybe treats. Heck, I’d take even regular ole’ dry food at this point.
But could we keep this between us? And when you bring it, will you put it in a place where Jen won’t find it? The cabinet under the sink will be good; she NEVER looks under there.
Thanks, Santa!
Your pal,
Yella Fella

I hope Santa finds a good place … how about the bathtub for the tuna?
Posted by easyweimaraner | December 19, 2017, 9:35 AMOoh! A live one? I was hoping for packets, because I can’t use the can opener.
Posted by Rumpy's Kitty Siblings | December 19, 2017, 9:55 AMyes… if you need help, call me… I once ate a goldfish, so I have eggs-periences with fishy things ;O)))
Posted by easyweimaraner | December 19, 2017, 9:59 AMGood idea!
Posted by Rumpy's Kitty Siblings | December 19, 2017, 9:59 AMMcKinley the dog empathizes about weight loss and hunger. She’s been on three different diets and all of them flopped. One food the vet put her on caused her to not only be savagely hungry but to gain two ounces a week. She got 118 grams of it twice a day (yes, I weigh and measure) and something in it seriously screwed up her behavior. It was also very expensive.
I’ve started making her food by hand (low-carb) as dogs have zero need for carbs (and I don’t believe cats need any carbs either). I bet there is a low-carb cat food that can be made by hand for you if you’re not losing weight. She’s hungry, but she’s so excited about her chicken gizzard (with the stewing broth), ground turkey, lean beef, finely diced hard-boiled egg, pumpkin and green bean (for fiber) weighed and measured food twice a day she is enduring this round of weight loss efforts better. She is also not experiencing behavioral problems from diet food additives ala “Metabolic.” (I didn’t use tuna - too much mercury exposure for a small dog.)
The weather has been cold and raw here so she’s not walking a mile a day right now (I don’t suppose Jen could walk you on a leash? Probably not. That would help, though. Maybe more time playing with cat toys?)
My vet started grumping about micronutrients and I reminded him that in the mid-1950’s my farm dog lived on Friskies and road apples left by horses and whatever else she came across (the odd field mouse) and she lived to the ancient of days. So this hype about micronutrients is vastly overrated in the old lady’s opinion - at least not over the short term. You’re not going to be on a diet forever.
Merry Christmas, sweetheart. We lost our pal Garfield the village cat this year and recently his best friend Nutter Butter left my friend Cat Mom behind. Loss is hard. But Cat Mom saved an abandoned few day old kitten (it was a struggle) and six weeks later Fancy is in a foster home learning kitten behaviors and will hopefully soon be in her furever home. Older cats like you helped her make a successful adjustment.
Posted by mjgraham1949 | December 19, 2017, 11:06 AMI never cared for people proteins. I’m on a low-carb canned food. I like it, but I’d like more of it.
Posted by Rumpy's Kitty Siblings | December 19, 2017, 11:14 AMI am glad you like and are losing weight on your food. That’s awesome.
Posted by mjgraham1949 | December 19, 2017, 11:48 AMUnder the sink? We won’t tell Jen. And we think you’re a really cute Santa.
Posted by The Persecution of Mildred Dunlap | December 19, 2017, 11:10 AMI don’t want Jen to find it!!!! She’s determined to get me healthier! 😕
Posted by Rumpy's Kitty Siblings | December 19, 2017, 11:13 AMYou are such a cutie. I hope Santa brings you everything you want.
Posted by 15andmeowing | December 19, 2017, 11:19 AMThNk you and I hope he does you too!
Posted by Rumpy's Kitty Siblings | December 19, 2017, 12:46 PMYour secret is safe with us,xx Speedy
Posted by speedyrabbit | December 19, 2017, 11:21 AMI knew I could depend on you!
Posted by Rumpy's Kitty Siblings | December 19, 2017, 12:47 PMyou sweet baby! I say for Christmas you have a “cheat” day!!
Posted by caren gittleman | December 19, 2017, 12:35 PMMaybe Santa can bring some kitty candy!
Posted by Rumpy's Kitty Siblings | December 19, 2017, 12:46 PMPutting our dogs on a diet makes them too weak to stand on their paws. Just ask them. They will tell you!
Posted by Marilyn Armstrong | December 19, 2017, 2:07 PMDear Yella Fella - We know how hard it is to be on a diet, so we hope things get better for you ! Santa is the right guy to ask ! Purrs.
Posted by Mary McNeil | December 19, 2017, 2:51 PMPoor Yella Fella! We sure hope Santa fills your stocking with foods.
Posted by The Island Cats | December 19, 2017, 4:50 PMPawss crossed fur you Yella Fella…..mee wood send you sum of mee tuna if mee could get to thee Post office!!!
**nose bumpsss** Siddhartha Henry xxxx
Posted by NylabluesMum | December 19, 2017, 7:00 PMJen loves you so much that she wants you to be healthy and live a long life. Maybe Jen will get you diet food.
Posted by Lynda and Duncan | December 19, 2017, 10:01 PMI know that you’ve been a good boy this year Yelle Fella! Santa will bring Tuna and Chicken to you on Christmas a Day! I wish I could be Santa for you……I love you and your family! 😘😻❤️
P.S It’s very true that this year was so hard for your family…..I miss dear Rumpster, cute June Buggie, and sweet Bubba, too…….
Posted by eripanwkevin | December 20, 2017, 4:51 AMWell, allow me to tell you. All cats are always hungry. 2017, proved to be the undoing here also. Moved and said goodbye to my fur-baby of 16 years. Let’s put out for a more settled 2018? Cheers,H
Posted by helentastic67 | December 23, 2017, 8:26 AM