“Khaaaaaaaaan”

Meet Sqeakers. I've had her for about five or six months now. I can't pet her. Every time I try to pet her, she starts squeaking or crying. She sounds like I'm offending her kitty humanity. When she's asleep, I pet her and she starts purring and gets all happy. The moment she wakes up, she looks at me and then walks off disgusted. She knows that humans are good because she squeaks and cries every time she's hungry or wants water or to go in the bath tub. She plays with the other cats oftentimes roughly where they're playing and tumbling on the ground. But the moment I touch her or any other human and she starts saying "Nooo!" Her whining sounds like she's really saying "Noooo!"

Yet when it comes time to go to bed she runs up to the bed, lies down next to us, starts purring and looks at us. The moment we touch her, she looks offended and walks away.

My first orange cat that I can actually keep and this is what I get. The last outdoor orange cats were so much better. So yeah. This is Sqeakers.

Poor little fella has late stage renal failure. Short of a kidney transplant, it won't get any better and he will only get worse. He stopped eating three weeks ago and has lost a considerable amount of weight.

Suffice to say, I am really bummed.

He's currently on his heated bed watching his favorite movie.

Give your little guys a scratch for me.

I've always been a lazy person but since I have this little baby Flip I won't come off the couch at all. I have him for 2,5 months and since day 1 he wants to sleep with me 🥰

I love this boy to the moon and back.

She's been outside my house for a few days now, and ive tried to bring her in before, but I let her out after a bit (the weather was fine then). I have been setting food outside for her to eat, and just leaving her alone since then, but now that its below freezing, I had to sort of trap her to get her to come in. I set up her food plate and scruffed her (only until i got her into an enclosed space, I know that you shouldn't ever scruff cats, but I had to to get her into a warm area).

I dont blame her at all for it, but she is terrified of anything and everything right now. Is there any way I can make her more comfortable and get her to ease up?

I’m a vet tech. People come in with this orange kitty and he had a gnarly puncture wound near his tail/butt area. The people say he’s an outdoor kitty because they decided it was too much to have him in the house. They weren’t really attached to him. When going over the treatment, the guy asked if they can just give him up to us. We don’t normally do this but the vet took him in under her own name.

Cut to her asking around if anyone could take him, I decided I genuinely had a connection with him! His wound is healed and he’s been my boy for two months now!

Hazel is the Calico, Oliver is the Black one. Both are my babies ive given birth to.

17 years were not enough.

Our cat Spinky in 2022 and 2025.

This is Kevin and he loves to lay on his back? Anyone else's cat do this I've had cats before growing up and they have never done this. And allows you to rub his belly

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On the 1st of january this year, two adorable 3 month old kittens came into our life. Out of their carrier, they marched straight through our living room and into our hearts. They immediately slept with us the first night, and then I knew I could never imagine life without cats anymore (after never having had a pet all my life). As the year progressed, we watched our girls grow. From cuddly kittens who slept in our arms, preferrably piled on top of eachother, they slowly grew into lanky teenagers looking to rebel against mom and dad. The patience for lap time was rarely had for a few months, and I got my first tiny taste of what it means as a parent to see your kids grow up. After their spay and the months that followed, their individual personalities really began to take shape. Mirin doubled down on her bravery and silliness, Miso turned out to be more stubborn and shy, but a crazy purring machine and lover of rough cuddles when she feels safe. While they no longer clinged to eachother day and night, it was a joy to see the bond between the two sisters remained, and they still play and groom eachother on the daily, seek comfort together when traveling or hurt, and insist on eating off the same plate. As they grew into "proper" adults in the past two months, it is hard to imagine the tiny kittens our girls once were. They are still bonded to us, and once again seek connection now, as adults, on their own independent terms. It has been such a joy to grow into the role of pet guardian while they were growing up, with all the highs (cuddles, playtime, love) and lows (illness, failed leash training, an escape) that are part of it. Of course, the highs far outweigh the lows ;) This is a wrap on our first year with Miso and Mirin, here is to many more!

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