
Prince (Bristol, UK) likes to sleep in the laundry basket, on the dirty laundry. However jumping up into it can be a bit tricky. Luckily, he's discovered a better way, just knock the whole basket over! Now he can sleep in it easily.
All the ways cats are smart
Prince (Bristol, UK) likes to sleep in the laundry basket, on the dirty laundry. However jumping up into it can be a bit tricky. Luckily, he's discovered a better way, just knock the whole basket over! Now he can sleep in it easily.
Two balls were placed in front of Doug (Somerset, UK) to see which he would pick. It was not an instant decision, but the humans now know he prefers the yellow bouncy ball over the green wicker ball (today at least).
The human has been getting some organisational supplies, including a file organiser for their desk. Lydia (Greater London, UK) is an excellent office manager, and tested it immediately. She reports that it is far too small and that cats cannot be organised.
Lisa (Ontario, Canada) is of the opinion that if the humans really wanted the laptop, they would move her. They never do, therefore, it is fine for her to keep sleeping there.
Heavy rain meant that Bonnie (West Sussex, UK) couldn't escort her human to the garage to fetch lunch. He's managed it by himself before, but just to be certain, she stood by the back door, mewing instructions.
Cassiel (Ontario, Canada) isn't nearly as proper as his hānai brother Terciel, and seems to think that sitting on the stairs and STARING through the bannister will cause the goat roti to levitate into his mouth.
Ollie (Ontario, Canada) reports that 2:30 AM is the appropriate time to clean her human's eyebrows. Why else would he be lying down with his eyes closed?
Kira (Bavaria, Germany) has to complain that the last mouse must have been gone bad. So she was forced to vomit all the way down from the highest platform of her scratching post.
Percy’s humans have placed UV decals on the front window, but a territorial robin is still popping by to flutter its wings against its own reflection. Fortunately, the bird seems unharmed, while Percy – mesmerized by the spectacle – watches attentively from the other side of the glass.
Quinn (New York State, USA) was making a fuss about the humans eating lunch, so his opinion was sought on a tiny piece of avocado. As expected, he is of the opinion that they are not actually food.