
Bonnie (West Sussex, UK) has made a rule. If her humans are having snacks, she should have snacks too.
All the ways cats argue
Bonnie (West Sussex, UK) has made a rule. If her humans are having snacks, she should have snacks too.
The cupboard opens outwards, so it should be easy to get out if one were to need to exit it from within. Katie (Dublin, Ireland) however, is perfectly willing to wait and meow continuously until a human comes and rescues her. Someone else should do the hard work of opening doors for her.
Axl (Alberta, Canada) has a new ‘friend’ or love interest next door. She’s a sphinx cat and is always up on the furniture of the neighbour’s balcony. He’ll stay out there for ages switching his tail and watching her. Chatting…
Kleo (Bavaria, Germany) loves napping on her human's living room table. She knows that she isn't allowed to do so. But why does the female human always take a photo before ordering her to leave the table?
Buster (Massachusetts, USA) was introduced to a new human friend today. They were given treats to offer him, so he could be sure they were friends, but he was too tired for treats and just yawned in their face.
Rom (Cambridgeshire, UK) is a bit early for dinner, but he has already pulled out the greatest weapon in his arsenal. The STARE.
Pippin (BC, Canada) will no longer stand for the insolence of the olive tree. He found the perfect time in the middle of the night to ambush it and send it crashing to the floor.
Mindy (Vermont, USA) is not a cat with much tact, and she showed a very strong reaction to her human’s feet. Twice. She is of the opinion they should not put their smelly feet where she might be interested in sniffing.
Gwen (New York State, USA) is too tired to play, but also too playful to sleep. She instead is just sulking and periodically complaining to her humans as she struggles to keep her eyes open.
There are new curtains in the bedroom and Pippin (BC, Canada) absolutely loves them. He loves them so much he wants to murder them.