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UPDATE (previous article here): Cassiel (Ontario, Canada) has escalated from merely staring through the banister to staring and SNIFFING MEANINGFULLY to see if he can get some BBQ Pork.

Percy’s humans couldn’t be more proud of him: the vet says that he was a perfect gentleman at the clinic today. Although the major teeth-cleaning left Percy (BC, Canada) feeling rather muddleheaded – and his sister Audrey thinks that he smells funny – he is consoled to hear that he now has the pearly whites of a movie star.

Cookie (Ontario, Canada) is not a fan of her hairbrush, and she likes to let her humans know. Whenever she finds it, she hurls it to the floor.

Voltaire (Saskatchewan, Canada) was not going to stand for their being a rival predator in the house. He made sure to show the newcomer, a dinosaur soft toy, who was top cat.

Pippin (BC, Canada) has been very brave lately and spent much more time outside on little walks outside the house. He of course runs back indoors if he spots any strangers walking around too loudly, but he is very excited by all the sights and smells.

The human's have been leaving their balcony door open a little bit at night, to try and get a cool breeze going and help them sleep in the Summer heat. Noah (BC, Canada) likes the curtains moving though, and has now realised that they give him the perfect spot to ambush anyone who gets up in the night.

Badger (Maine, USA) normally gets bored of toys pretty quickly, but not his little bird on a string. It is slowly losing all of its feathers over time though, and no longer really looks like a bird.

Linda (Cork, Ireland) made herself comfortable, maybe too comfortable, on her human's feet. So her human had no choice but to watch another episode of their TV show. Once again, a cat doing what's best for everyone.

Lydia (Greater London, UK) has been making herself at home in her human's clothing storage box, and of course, she makes sure she is the shape of the container she is in. Today she is a cube.

ChunChun (USA) helped his humans declutter by knocking a clock, a humidity gauge, a remote control, a pen, and a book off of an end table in the living room. To his dismay, the items were replaced shortly thereafter, giving him even more work to do.