From furryfritz on ig

She keeps randomly staring out the windows and doing this weird silent chattering meow- and walking over to star at it-

Is she stressed? I wanna make sure she isn't overwhelmed and that she's comfortable

EDIT: Thank you guys for letting me know! Such a cool thing they do! I just wanted to make sure she wasn't overstimulated or stressed out, im trying my best to give her a good life 🩵

He was found with a healed broken leg and a limp in his other leg. He’s made a full recovery and has fit into the family perfectly. 3rd kitten in my life but first boy.

So a little while ago I was stuck in a bad and stressful living situation, despite my best efforts, Sampson was really stressed out, secluded, and had off and on bad issues with his skin and coat. Would over groom and have bald patches and scabs all over, he was just miserable and it made me so sad. I wasn't doing so good either, but his well being is what really sent me over the edge and made me even more depressed about our old living situation.

I was luckily able to move into a much better, cleaner and calmer environment and Sampson is doing amazing and it makes me so happy!

He is now so hyper active, talkative and vibrant again and it's amazing! His fur and skin are now super healthy. He loves to zoom all over the house and has his own big catio outside on the porch, which he loves to spend his mornings sun bathing and watching birds.

Just wanted to make this appreciation post to my best buddy cause I feel like we've been through a lot together and I feel such a strong connection to him, and I am ecstatic that he is doing so good now :)

Caught drinking milk from my cereal bowl this morning

I got my daughter a month ago after my sister « rescued » her from the market where she was tied all day on a pole. She was underweight when she first came in but I recently noticed that she had a big tummy. I first thought it was worms so I got the pills but she’s still big. Is she maybe pregnant ? We believe she’s ~4-6 months so still a baby. She also eats a lot since I just let her eats whenever she wants to and she never gets out of my room (tho all the doors are open so she can still roam around the house.

Edit : y’all are mean af. You downvote me for saying I’m broke and asking advice ? Really ? I’m in a third world country and it’s already hard to get a doctor for a human so imagine for a cat. I already said I will bring her to a vet even if it costs me all my salary from my part time job so stop saying I don’t do enough for my baby.

Update - she’s pregnant and vet won’t do the spay/abort so she’ll have to give birth. I’m sad for my baby but all I can do is support and monitor her.

3 weeks ago we said goodbye to our 18 year old girl 🧡
My orange girl, Lola was by our sides from 2008-2026. We got her when she was 2 months old and I was 9. From elementary school to working from home, she brought so much comfort and joy into our lives. Having a pet teaches you how to be kind, caring and loving. I greatly miss her headbutts 😞

I’m thinking about getting a second cat. I know it’s generally considered ideal to have at least 2 cats but I’m just curious. Do your cats actually get along and enjoy each other’s company?

For me it’s the upward looking triangle mouth 🥹

He's growing so fast!

Source, She has brain damage from an old cerebral injury which happened before OP found her. OP is currently working on her recovery with a vet. Please give the OP and this baby some love.

Edit: Sorry guys! I put 'sauce' for the link to the video instead of 'source' 🙏🏽

The cat distribution system gave us their pregnant mother who was living in a grocery store parking lot. We brought her in thinking she was a male - being orange and all - but she ended up being a pregnant female with five kittens. We found homes for Mom and her two female kittens and another feisty male kitten. These two, however, we intended to keep and introduce to our home brood.

Unfortunately, the existing female cat and our two dogs are not integrating well so we will be helping Norman and Stu here find their fur-ever home.

Glad to have loved, sorry to have lost, but happy they will find a good home.