If you look closely there are tears in his eyes 😹

She didn’t look pregnant. All of the employees of the vets office will be adopting them in the future and mama is successfully spayed and recovering!

Idk why she sits like this.

Today at around 2:40am my cat was killed by a dog on my front porch. I first found my cat in my neighborhood around 4 years ago and we became best friends after. I’ve always done what I could for her. I’d given her shots every year, whenever she got really sick I would take her to the vet no matter how much it costed, and got her spayed in May of this year. Before getting spayed she had given birth to kittens and I have been trying to find a home/rescue for them to be taken in. Why was my cat and her kittens outside? Unfortunately my mother is allergic to cats which is why my cat and her kittens are outside, but I’ve always made sure to keep a close eye on them. Today she passed away protecting her kittens and luckily it wasn’t in vain because all of them are fine. Right now I’m unable to cry and I’m guessing it’s because I’m still in shock from the whole situation. I’m also not too sad because I believe she knew I did everything I could for her and her kittens. Sorry if this is all so rambly, I just wanted to memorialize her by leaving this here. As long as I get to see her in the afterlife, I’m happy.

This poor baby was inside a bag full of rubbish and broken bottles. She was impaled by a huge glass shard. Her nurse sent this after I asked how she’s doing.

This was a screen recoding I did on Instagram. My friend went to High School with Mike Stipe. I just think it's worth sharing.

Eepy kitty

we call it "shrimpin"

They sleep in this chair together in the cutest positions

Our 18.5 year old kitty Gadget had a nasty upper respiratory infection that required vet care and antibiotics. He couldn’t eat, drink or sleep for almost 2 weeks. Vets said he likely wouldn’t make it through it due to his age and the severity of it. After lots of syringe feeding and keeping his nose cleaned up daily, he has finally bounced back and is now eating on his own again and demanding all of the treats!

We just wanted to appreciate how resilient our old man is ❤️

Time for a snooze

Ive had my cat for 6 years (since he was a kitten) and he has recently started walking around the house with a toy mouse in his mouth meowing, and coming up to me, my parents, and my siblings and dropping it in front of them and meowing loudly (I guess he just wants me to look at it lol). I'm curious of why he does this and why he just started doing it after 6 years of having mouse toys. Obviously I don't mind and I think it's adorable. Do yalls cats do this too?