Just found out my floofy white Angora cat, Buster is deaf. But he also has a teeny tiny bit of hearing left. You have to be really close to him so he can hear you though..... you can't be, like from a side of your bed to a wall far, you have to be right by your bed close.

Yeah, he may be old but he is my mom's baby. She's had him ever since I was little and to keep my other cat, MoMo (R.I.P. Molly the Meanie) company when Cricket (R.I.P. Cricky) passed away. He and Clara are the only survivors from my old house and when I was just a wee one.

He is a nonstop meowing catto at times. It's like he is trying to hear himself!

Maybe we should start teaching him cat sign language?

Something like this, but instead we do sign language to a cat. The only thing he understands is breakfast. Mom wakes up and leaves the room then he'll follow and go out to the kitchen.

Just like Mom said, "I'd rather have him go deaf than blind"

He's also getting skinny so we decided to get him some stuff to help fatten him up some more. He hates eating it off our fingers.