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Champy & Morris an unlikely duo who are best friends. They live in northern NSW Australia.

19/05/2026

We’ve had so much rain recently I was reminded of Champy and Morris’ matchy raincoats.

20/04/2026

Backseat driver taken to a whole new level.

19/04/2026

Here’s some head booping smooching for you to enjoy and warm your heart 😻🐴

04/04/2026

Happy Easter everyone! 🐣
This was the year I couldn’t find Morris’s chicken outfit 🐥 so he had to dress up as the Easter unicorn 🦄

01/04/2026

We’ve had quite a few new followers lately, so I’m curious where have you all come from?

Did you find us through a recent feature or share somewhere? And what part of the world are you in? 🌍

Thanks so much for following along we’re glad you’re here and hope you enjoy the page.

Here are some photos of Morris enthusiastically leaping onto Champy, I’ve been asked so many times over the years do I put him onto Champy? No he jumps on and off himself and sometimes Champy has been known to nudge him to hurry up if he’s taking too long doing other cat things because Champy is ready to take him for a ride.

25/03/2026

Morris’s Eye Update 🐈‍⬛

Before and after photos — this is the difference in three weeks. The photo on the left was when his eye was at its worst, and this is the most recent photo from this week.

Morris went back to the vet this week, and the vet was genuinely surprised at how quickly his eye had healed. There’s no sign of an ulcer anymore, which is a huge relief.

You can see he’s still got a bit of cloudiness and an active blood vessel present. We’re not sure how much of that will continue to improve over time, but the main thing is that the ulcer has completely healed and he can see again I’m sure it a bit hazy from that eye but it’s continuing to improve.

When I was at the vet, both the vet and the vet nurse commented on how chilled out he is what an unusual cat. I hear that every time I take him to a vet clinic. Everyone always says the same thing about how relaxed he is. Does anyone else have a super relaxed cat?

I take him in on a lead and harness, and I don’t even need to put him in a carry cage. He just sits there and lets anyone examine him. When the vet was checking his eye, he didn’t put up any resistance at all. It’s been such a blessing, especially when I was needing to put ointment and drops in his eye five times a day he was such a champion through all of that, never fighting me on it.

He’s really happy at the moment and as I’m writing this he’s basking in the sun 🌞 on the back verandah.

They’re not the most flattering photos of him, but they really show the big difference in his eye over a short period of time.

11/03/2026

Update about Morris’s Eye

Since my previous post, Morris has been back to the vet and I’m really happy to say his eye is actually starting to improve.

He’s currently on three different medications from the vet, along with a number of supplements, some homeopathic support, and he’s also getting red light therapy. Basically he’s getting everything possible to help his eye recover.

The really encouraging part is that within about 24 hours of starting one of the new medications late last week, the cloudiness actually started to reduce. I can now see some of the colour coming back through his eye, which is a really positive sign.

At this stage we’re just continuing everything and seeing how things progress. Another big positive is that he isn’t reacting to any of the current medications — that’s been a problem for him in the past, so it’s a huge relief.

He’s doing really well at the moment and he’s still being a trooper letting me add ointment and drops to his eyes 4 times a day without complaint!

Thank you so much to everyone who has sent messages and support — it really means a lot. 💛

I wasn’t able to get a good photo that clearly shows the difference yet. I need to catch him in the right light, and he seems to look away every time I try to take a picture! As soon as I manage to get a clear photo showing the improvement, I’ll share it.

For now I’ve just included an older photo of him in his favourite turtleneck. 😻 If you missed what’s wrong with his eye check out our previous post.

04/03/2026

Hey everyone!

Thanks so much for being patient with me lately while I haven’t been posting much. As I’ve mentioned before, I’ve been running this page for about 14 years now, and it’s just me behind it, so sometimes I need a little break.

Recently, things have been a bit hectic with my animals. Morris has been having some eye trouble. He has feline herpes virus, and his left eye has been cloudy for a while. It got worse recently, and the vet found an ulcer. Treating it has been tricky because he’s sensitive and reacts to a lot of medications. I’m taking him back to the vet tomorrow to check on the ulcer and decide on the next steps.

Thankfully, Morris is a very relaxed cat. I’ve been putting ointment in his eye four times a day, and he just sits there and lets me do it, which is such a relief because there’s no way Winston would be as relaxed about that.

Champy has been really well, but the other two horses have been a bit lame this past week. They’re not too bad, and everyone is well in general, but it’s meant an extra workload looking after everybody.

Bear with me as I slowly start posting more regularly. Things can get overwhelming with the animals and my own health, but I promise I’m thinking of you all. I’ll post an update about Morris’ eye in the next few days as soon as I know more.

Does anyone have any positive stories of treating an eye problem like this? Because he doesn’t tolerate many medications it’s been extra difficult to heal.

Wish him luck tomorrow! ❤️ 😻

02/02/2026

Hi everyone ❤️

I just wanted to pop on and say a quick hello, because I know I haven’t been posting as much lately and a few people have checked in to see how we’re going. Thank you for caring — it really does mean a lot that you still follow along after all these years. This page has been part of our lives for well over a decade now, and I’m so grateful for the support and kindness you’ve all shown us.

Life behind the scenes has just been a bit full lately. My health has been up and down (chronic fatigue is a tricky thing), and looking after the horses and cats takes most of my energy, so sometimes social media has to take a back seat while I focus on day-to-day care.

We’re also still navigating the ongoing housing challenges here in Australia and trying to sort out the best setup for everyone, which has been slower and more complicated than I’d hoped — but we’re doing the best we can, one step at a time.

The important thing is that the animals are okay ❤️ and we’re still here. I might be a bit quieter at times and may not always be able to reply to messages, but please know I truly appreciate every bit of support. I’ll share updates whenever I can. Thanks so much for sticking with us and for all the love you send our little family.

25/01/2026

Just a cat and a horse having a smooch 😻🧡🐴

01/01/2026

Happy New Year to all our wonderful followers.

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