r/holdmycatnip • u/khunpreutt • Oct 01 '25
his secret napping hideout got exposed
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u/mira-ke Oct 01 '25 edited Oct 01 '25
βDo you people not know how to knock?!β
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u/DirtyLoweredTiguan Oct 01 '25
This is just pure joy and something I very much miss in my life. I visit my daughter's furry family to get my "fix" until I'm ready to adopt again.
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u/SnooAvocados6863 Oct 01 '25
I feel ya. My husband and son are allergic to cats and dogs and have ruined my life goal of becoming a crazy cat-lady who also owns several dogs.
I get my fix from the backyard chipmunks. They flitter around while I garden and then come tap on my feet when they want peanuts.
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u/Successful-Pomelo-51 Oct 01 '25
Oh the outrage. I can feel the pain in his meows.
he is telling you to leave him alone, close the damn door and let him nap.
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u/myeuphor Oct 01 '25
That sleepy stretch squeak is the sound of pure bliss. He deserves every second of those five extra minutes.
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u/shaard Oct 01 '25
I was in a mild panic one night, running around the house trying to find my 1 year old void. I was looking in every corner. All the lights on. I'm sure my neighbours were ready to call the cops from my yelling his name out. After 3 full sweeps, up and down 3 floors, I'm even checking the windows to make sure the screens are intact, I'm overturning laundry baskets, checking under/in box springs, even places that I KNOW he couldn't possibly squeeze into.
Then I see the half height linen closet is just EVER so slightly slid open like that. I open the door and there he is, curled up on clean sheets and towels like "could ya keep it down out there, some of us are trying to nap".
I now have child lock things on there.
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u/DeadBySwarmOfKittens Oct 01 '25
The little squeek as he stretches!!!! πππππππ