
Zac (Yorkshire UK) is beginning to build up a bit of reputation. He apparently cannot be trusted around rice. He doesn't want to steal it, but he does seem to enjoy knocking it everywhere.
Zac (Yorkshire UK) is beginning to build up a bit of reputation. He apparently cannot be trusted around rice. He doesn't want to steal it, but he does seem to enjoy knocking it everywhere.
One of the humans got a box of chocolates for her birthday. Luckily, it came wrapped in a nice ribbon, so Bonnie (West Sussex, UK) got a present too.
Salem (Hampshire, UK) always needs to check the tension of the knitting work. This is essential to make sure that the product is warm and cozy. To do so, before starting any new job, Salem needs to test a bespoke fresh sample of the knitting, with loads of dangly threads for extra pull. Cats are always working for the good of the community!
Lydia's (Greater London, UK) human has been in the wrong room all day. This has been a great annoyance for her, and she has had to grumpily guard the doorway in case they aren't safe in there.
Prince (Bristol, UK) came and poked his human in the face while they were lying on the sofa. He then immediately felt the need to wash his paw. His human can't help feeling a little insulted.
If the humans are having a lovely snack, it seems to Tina (South Yorkshire, UK) she should have some too. She definitely had designs on their ice cream tub lid, all covered in a layer of ice cream. For some reason her humans kept moving her away from it though!
Marley (Oxfordshire, UK) is absolutely hyped for the day! Which of course means the human needs to take regular breaks to play with him to help him handle all of this energy!
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.