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Where's the eponymous spot? Looks like he could be albino to me!
I had an all white cat. Named him "Spot." It drove some people crazy. There was a car dealer in Calif years ago named Cal Worthington, who appeared in his TV ads "with his dog, Spot." It was rarely a dog; typically an iguana, mule, alligator, etc. I thought it was funny, so I also had "my dog, Spot."
...but someone pointed out when I showed it to them, that they probably just filmed it backwards - or, you know, showed it in reverse to stream it. I keep watching it, but I can't tell. It looks like he's licking the normal way in the beginning!
I'm almost positive that it was run backwards. I couldn't prove it in court nor would I bet my life but I am as sure as I can be.
His name's Spot, because hartz flea treatment burned a hole between his shoulderblades when I first applied it to him. (We've learned our lesson since then!!!!!)
He has a small insignificant bald spot on his back now. He forgives me
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9 cats so far two more litters on the way!
