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Over Two Decades!

Thank you, Bengal Clients, for the wonderful updates and photos.

You bring a big smile to our faces and always warm our hearts.

We are grateful to each of you for giving our babies such loving homes.

~ Katznjamr

Dawnstar Robo Fire of Katznjamr - 1996 - 2010

I wanted you to know that Robo (Rofie to you) passed away today.

He was diagnosed with lymphoma in his small intestine and it was very aggressive.

We are devastated.

He brought such joy to our lives every single day.

Everyone who met him thought he was the coolest, handsomest cat they had ever seen.

We live in Houston now and he adjusted wonderfully. He talked our legs off every day, and we had many interesting conversations.

I would always recount the circumstances that brought him to us and it wouldn't have been possible without you.

I honored Robo on Facebook with "25 Random Things You Didn't Know about Robo" so everyone can get a glimpse of his life with us.

-- Laura Harbour

25 Random Things You Didn't Know about Robo

1. His full name was Dawnstar Robofire of Katznjamr.

2. He was a retired stud.

3. I went with a friend who was buying a Bengal kitten, and, long story short, the breeder liked me and let me adopt Robo.

4. When I brought him home he immediately crawled into my sweatshirt (which I was wearing) to hide. This behavior was repeated again and again when he was scared, mostly from lightning and thunder.

5. He had a basket of about 50 toys. His favorites were the cheap catnip pillows from PetsMart or anything that crackled or had feathers.

6. Sometimes he would run laps around the house. I guess he needed to be somewhere else real fast.

7. If you talked to me on the phone, you also talked to Robo. He meowed continuously in the background, thinking I was talking to him.

8. Everyone who met Robo thought he was the coolest, handsomest cat they ever saw.

9. Todd's nickname for Robo was 'Turkey.'

10. Our other cat, Farrah, never gave Robo the time of day. To her, he was an obstacle in her quest for world domination. I once saw her running full speed down the hall on three legs after Robo, smacking his behind with her spare paw. True story.

11. He was solid muscle.

12. He loved me to pieces. He would sleep with me, lay in my lap, head butt me, rub his cheeks on me, you name it. But he would never let me pick him up. He would shove one paw in my throat, something Todd called the 'forearm shiver.' Todd could always pick him up.

13. He adjusted to every move we made, even the big one to Houston. As long as we were there, and his stuff, he was cool with it.

14. I would send updates to Robo's original owner (Katznjamr). She sent me pictures from the folks who owned Robo's sire. Robo looked exactly like him.

15. We had to cancel our tradition of letting the cats sleep with us because Robo was such a talker. He would wake us up every night.

16. Robo never met a box he didn't like. Anytime a package came, I would put the box on the floor for a couple of days so he could hang out.

17. Robo went through Hurricane Ike (with Farrah and Todd).

18. He loved it when I put up the Christmas tree. It stands on a skirted platform and he would sleep under it every day.

19. Bengals are known as the 'canines' of the cat community. Robo was no exception. He loved to lay at our feet.

20. Anytime Todd and I stood close together talking, Robo would get right between us to participate. He loved 'family' time.

21. He never scratched the furniture. He adored his scratching posts.

22. As I've alluded to, Robo talked a lot. Our favorite sound was was a kind of half purr, half meow. It meant he was very happy at that moment.

23. He loved looking out the window. If a bird or squirrel wandered by, more the better.

24. He was a Leo. His birthday was July 23, 1996.

25. Robo died today. It's not fair and we're devastated. But we are so much better for knowing him.

-- Laura Harbour