The queen of the house.
I present to you Tripu, its full name is Tripunidina. Don't ask me where we got that name from. The truth is that my grandfather put it on. He found her on the street and adopted her thinking she was male. She is white with black, her eyes are like yellow, although sometimes they look black and huge. Its fur is smooth and shiny. She is very bitter, antisocial, and she doesn't like to be disturbed at all when she sleeps. He likes to walk on his feet and lie down with his belly up. Super fan of fish like any cat and something curious about her is that she likes papaya. From time to time we give him a small piece (we don't know if it can hurt him).
As he was growing up, one day we began to notice that his belly was coming out. And to our surprise, the male cat we had adopted turned out to be female.
We had to take her to the vet to help her with her delivery and sterilize her; and she had no name. The first thing that occurred to my grandfather was that "Tripudina" is a little funny, even the doctor was surprised by the imagination that grandfather had to create that strange name so quickly.
Well, he had 5 beautiful children that we gave up for adoption because we couldn't have the house full of cats (unfortunately) because really if they had all looked very nice on him, I didn't want to give a single one away.
She has been with us since 2009 to date, and believe me that she has been the best decision, she is already a little old, but she is still just as beautiful, and is in good health. I am surprised by the years that cats last while they are well cared for and live in a house where they are an important part of the family.
Photos taken from my iPhone 12pro
Cover edited in Photoroom
Translation by the native translator of my iPhone 12pro