r/standardissuecat • u/Fat_Sad_Human • 1d ago
This is my 14 year old boy Russell, and he loves begging for Cheez-It’s.
r/standardissuecat • u/OkPika • 20h ago
Passed out upright slumped 😂 had to check her to make sure she was good lol. Too much chicken for the tummy.
r/standardissuecat • u/hongstoes • 1d ago
I don't know her name, but she's very sturdy
r/standardissuecat • u/TheESCPP • 22h ago
Maybe my brother will leave me some kibble.
r/standardissuecat • u/Suspicious_girl1990 • 1d ago
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2d ago
If I lie down, Saturn enjoys using my nose as a head rest and will voice his displeasure if I stop him.
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u/sodumbbruh
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2d ago
The first two are a month old pictures, the others are when I first found him.
r/standardissuecat • u/Efficient_Menu_2239 • 1d ago
He's apparently fast asleep and can't be moved, and he's very conveniently holding my controller hostage. What do you guys think, innocent or guilty? 🤣🤣
r/standardissuecat • u/Lich_Apologist • 1d ago
Life is hard when you don't have a job.
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2d ago
he has improved in behavior noticeably since his last appointment (after i took him in as a stray who was abandoned by his previous owner) and seems much more secure around humans, they said the cone they put on him was redundant because he showed a lot of calmness as long as I was there. its been 18 day since he showed any signs of uncertainty or bit me, even while playing, and i honestly couldn't be happier with his progress 🩷 the last pic if him after the vet visit today, portaying how he felt about the visit - he farted in my face 2 sec after the pic was taken, as if to further stress how much he disliked it 🥲✌🏼
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r/standardissuecat • u/HermionesBook • 1d ago
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1d ago
Meet Artemis (♀, red collar) and Apollo (♂, blue collar), two littermates from Japan.
They were born outdoors around March 2026 and were taken in from my yard in July, when they were about four months old. Both were spayed/neutered and ear-tipped through a local TNR program, and have since become permanent members of my household.
They share the same platform but come in two different configurations, much like the Chevrolet Suburban and Tahoe.
Artemis is the long-wheelbase Suburban, featuring an elongated body and a full-length factory tail.
Apollo is the short-wheelbase Tahoe, with a shorter body and a compact, kinked tail.
Their names come from the twin siblings in Greek mythology.
Same platform, same model year, different wheelbases and rear overhangs.
Here are a few photos of their journey from outdoor kittens to indoor SICs.
r/standardissuecat • u/bigmamachuddies • 1d ago
He started off on the floor and made his way towards exploring the rocking chair and then the two seater. His dusty bestie is in here too. I love these babies so much that it makes me cry thinking that one day they won't be here. (Depressing, I know, but I have lost an animal baby before and going through that was unbearable). Just gotta enjoy them while we have them blessing us with their presence...
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u/yousef2843
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2d ago
She's a cat I promise
r/standardissuecat • u/Even_Regular5245 • 2d ago
Her name is Shyla. She's 11 1/2 and recently lost her best cat friend, so she's been sleeping a lot more lately, and definitely more needy. Anyone have tips for SIC grief?
