Sera Kitty

Sera wants to see the world.  Visiting cat-friendly or cat-related caches would be a plus, but most of all, just take her with you to a cache she hasn't visited yet.  She would love to hear stories of your own cats, or cats you've known, when you log the trackable.

Sera is the second kitty I got as an adult.  (The first was from a pet store, but I know better now.)  She was born under a dumpster in the summer of 1998, which makes her nearly 15 as I'm activating this tracker on her behalf (April 2013).  Her older sister was Banshee (RIP), named because she was black and NOISY.  Sera was a tiny kitten when we got her (someone was going to take the mama and any kittens not taken to the shelter), and was all white, and had the tiniest quietest mew, so we named her something opposite of a Banshee (which is a demon)--Seraphim, a kind of angel, or Sera for short.

Sera is older than my son, has been with me through my divorce, and has lived with me in nine houses in two states, moving over 450 miles in a U-Haul with me.  The actual cat would rather not travel that much anymore, and doesn't like car rides, but would love to send this soft stuffed animal to explore the world instead.

Sera is still soft-spoken.  Even her angriest "meow" is tiny and cute.  She loves to lay on the top of the couch or in front of the fire, and she has such dense fur, that wherever she grooms herself, she leaves a ring of white tufts around herself.  She obviously KNOWS she's a white kitty, as her favorite thing to do is escape to the front porch (she's an indoor kitty) and roll in the dirt until she's more grey than white.  She doesn't like to be held at all, and doesn't even like to be petted much, unless you pet her JUST right, under her chin, without touching her whiskers.  Luckily, the sera stand-in is much more patient.  I hope you enjoy petting her soft fur until it's time to deposit her at her next cache in her journey.