Well that’s a grumpy little face.
“Why you over there instead of over HERE petting me, lady?”
“YOU GONNA SIT DOWN?”
“You are taking that picture from a very rude angle, lady. I am offended.”
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Just a reminder that the Forgotten Felines of Huntsville auction is still happening, going on through Saturday evening. Which will happen first – new kittens, or the end of the auction? We’ll see!
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Oh that Jake and his loony little face. (Yes, the cats sit at the window and wait for us to let them in that way DESPITE the multiple cat doors leading inside. And YES, we open the window and let them in because we spoil them rotten.)
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Previously
2020: Still here, still pregnant, still adorable.
2019: How RUDE, Charles.
2018: No entry.
2017: We’re keeping him.
2016: “Did someone say “ham”?”
2015: Simon is planning nefarious things, looks like.
2014: “Go ‘way, lady,” says Angelo.
2013: No entry.
2012: Oh my god! Corbie! WATCH OUT! HE’LL CRUSH YOU! Corrrrrrrrrrbieeeeeeeeeeeee!
2011: I hereby officially give up. Corbie and Reacher will not be making the journey to Petsmart again.
2010: For the first few days, the cats were literally standing in line to lay on the Ham-Mick.
2009: Rumba likes to drag the feather toy around, while Samba chases the end of the stick.
2008: No entry.
2007: No entry.
2006: No entry.
2005: No entry.
You spoil them rotten because it’s what all kitties deserve. 🙂
I think new kittens will arrive first, judging by the angle of that last picture.
My mom used to have an indoor-outdoor cat who decided that the best way into the house was through the 2nd floor bathroom window. She would climb a tree and jump onto the patio roof, and from there she could get to the bathroom window. She would sit there until someone let her in. She exited the house through the back door; that just wasn’t her preferred entrance!
I love this story.
She was cleverly leaving a hard-to-follow trail to her home, to deter predators.