Furless Madness

I is recovering.

I is in shock.

My hooman came out of his wee and poo room - stepping out of the indoor rain cupboard.

And he didn't have the usual things on his body, which cover him.

He has no fur!

Well, he has some... but in random patches.
The rest of him is furless!

How can he live like this?
How can any hooman live like this?
Doesn't he get cold?

I has run out of meows to explain my feelings.

So strange...







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