
An outside opinion was needed, and luckily Silver (Manitoba, Canada) was around to confirm that the box in the hallway was indeed a good box. It even passed her extensive nap test.

All the ways cats are smart

An outside opinion was needed, and luckily Silver (Manitoba, Canada) was around to confirm that the box in the hallway was indeed a good box. It even passed her extensive nap test.

Repairs were underway, and the human clearly needed a technical mind to help. Smokey (Berkshire, UK) was luckily at hand to lend a paw.

The humans were taking a poll on some possible changes to the house, and of course, they wanted to know Voltaire's (Saskatchewan, Canada) opinion too. It seems that not only does he not have an opinion, he also possibly doesn't have a single thought in his head right now either.

Cat News has received credible reports from Toby (Florida, USA) that the humans have all been very excited about a big bright thing in the sky. He saw it himself, he watched it through the screen door from the back of the blue cloth couch.

Gwen (New York State, USA) is trying to supervise her human as they study. Unfortunately it is so boring that she can barely keep her eyes open.

There weren't any toys handy for the human to throw for Beatrice (Québec, Canada) to chase. They had to improvise with random pieces of paper. Luckily, she loved them!

It rained, and Small Unit (California, USA) saw a worm moving on the patio's wet concrete. Her entire mental model of the world shattered, and she circled it like a lion while meowing very loudly for some time.

Tiny (Glasgow, Scotland) is a big fan of licking a little bit of peanut butter off a spoon.

Cassiel (Ontario, Canada), despite eating the same things as all the other cats, produces intermittent rounds of chemical warfare, and is somehow the only creature not affected!
Previous Cassiel stories are here:
https://cat-news.news/2025/08/10/something-to-sniff-at/
https://cat-news.news/2025/06/28/a-stare-from-the-stairs/

Bonnie (West Sussex, UK) has disguised herself as a curtain. The pigeons will never suspect a thing! Once they let their guard down, all she has to do is work out how to open the door.