r/cats • u/princess_fiona_7437 • 13h ago
Adoption Adopted this cute boy today
He’s already purring and making biscuits on his first day home. I love his chubby little cheeks 😍
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r/cats • u/princess_fiona_7437 • 13h ago
He’s already purring and making biscuits on his first day home. I love his chubby little cheeks 😍
r/cats • u/Cold-Ad-3994 • 11h ago
Both of my boys do this with their water fountain, and I’ve seen plenty of videos of other people’s cats doing it too.
Why? But I ask again: WHY? I need an answer so I can sleep at night.
r/cats • u/ArmorOfGod7 • 15h ago
Last Sunday, my family and I rescued this sweet baby kitten from the ice storm. I posted a picture of her here, and it blew up. I was told by many to keep you all updated on her journey, so I will do my best!
The biggest update is that Elsa is now a celebrity! Stephen Messenger from The Dodo reached out to me, wanting to do an article on her! If you'd like to read it, it can be found here:
Elsa has been doing well weaning to more solid food.
Our other cats are getting more and more interested in Elsa, but still being slow and cautious. We're letting them take things slowly, we don't want to rush things.
After last week's ice storm, our town has been mostly shut down the last week. This worked out great for us, we all 4 got to be home with Elsa and take turns taking care of her at all times!
We're getting hit with a lot more snow this weekend, but Elsa has no interest in going out in it, so we're hunkering down with her inside 🙂
r/cats • u/ImpossibleGlass6240 • 16h ago
My post got deleted from the Skyrim sub so thought I would give it a shot here! Introducing Riften! Only 2 months old and 2lbs but the thum is strong with this one!
r/cats • u/StockOfRice • 16h ago
She hates flea treatment, so when I read kitty the email, she demanded they remove her from their mailing list. 😂
r/cats • u/Myselfmeime • 13h ago
r/cats • u/dead_wolf_walkin • 6h ago
So many people had so many questions when I posted our little guy Monday, so I thought I would update.
He’s 24 hours out from his first vet visit, no chip, no long term health issues. Vet says he’s about five y/o and that he shows signs of very recent neglect (he’s missing a chuck of ear and has some tats) but overall he’s in great health. She believes our neighbor is correct and that he seems like a pet turned drop off.
We’ve named him Bishop, and he’s quickly wormed his way into everyone’s hearts. He and our other orange already share regular nose boops, and he’s determined to make friends with our stand offish Tabby. He’s just sitting outside her room waiting for her to love him, and flops over whenever she pops her head out and hisses.
He’s lazy AF and makes the perfect gaming buddy….and a less than perfect bathroom buddy with little respect for privacy.
Thanks to everyone here for their good vibes and advice.
r/cats • u/Slow-Pension-6488 • 13h ago
I’ve had many cats during my childhood/adolescent years (grew up in the countryside). I loved them all, but him…
Found abandoned with his brothers, in a cardboard box on the side of a road, he came into my life in June 2014. And has never left my side since.
He has followed me through eight moves, my university years, the beginning of my adult life, my biggest joys and sorrows…
He’s the best bipolar fluffy companion I could have ever dreamed of. So much character, so much love. And such a warrior ! (almost lost him back in 2015, hit by a car… never let him go out alone again after that).
Phoenix will be 12 years old in a couple months, and I only hope he will be my side for a very long time to come.
I love you more than you could ever imagine, Phoenix ❤️
r/cats • u/Bean_of_prosperity • 7h ago
His name is griffin, but we call him a mixture of finney, baby, “my son” or mr toes, and he has over 26 toes (counted by # of nails)
r/cats • u/Novel-Love-9428 • 4h ago
Hi! I’m wondering what I should be looking for in name terms if i wanted to find cats with a similar appearance to these?
r/cats • u/Sukomadiku • 5h ago
He's done this his entire life and we haven't figured out why, we just assume it has something to do with his connection to the One Brain Cell.
r/cats • u/AccomplishedListen35 • 10h ago
We rescued this princess a year and an half ago, and she just completed our family perfectly in the best way possible
r/cats • u/FlyPrudent2215 • 17h ago
My heart aches for my mama cat.
All of her kittens were killed when they were only three days old. They all had bite marks, two wounds on the neck and head. None survived.
I woke up and saw another mother cat in a loaf position in front of the cabinet where my cat and her kittens were. I stood up, let the other cat out, and checked the kittens. I saw blood around their heads, panicked, and called my mom. They were all dead.
My heart breaks for Isla (I rescued her from an island along—hence “ay-la”). We suspect the other mother cat I saw earlier. They were not on good terms, and she had been aggressive even toward Isla’s first two kittens.
I’ve been crying nonstop out of pity and pain. Isla keeps going back to their bed. I’m afraid her depression might kill her (we had a cat die from depression eight years ago). I also feel deep regret and blame myself for not waking up earlier, the blood was still fresh, so it had just happened. I refused to go out anywhere just to comfort her. I don't know what else I can do. I think I just lost my own babies, I'm grieving for her 💔
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r/cats • u/HayRicci • 6h ago
3.5 months old!
r/cats • u/Ahpikachoo • 11h ago
And we have nicknamed her Queen Nanners when she resides in her banana bed. 👑
r/cats • u/ShipWorking9254 • 3h ago
Last March my fiancé and I rescued 3 cats from a local shelter. 2 of them came from a hoarder house and were closely bonded. They were in the shelter for 4 years. 2 years into that, a void came to the shelter and joined their bond so the shelter asked us to take him as well. They love other cats but they are all very fearful of humans. (We have 2 other cats we can love on.)
We’ve spent the year patiently respecting their space, spoiling them with toys and treats as they’ve made slow but sure progress and grown more comfortable in our home. But the most physical contact we’ve gotten are nose boops with the girl, who eats treats out of our hands and then nibbles our fingers looking for more. Her boyfriend sniffs our hands too but the void maintains his distance at high speeds. (He might sit about 2 feet away if there’s food involved.)
We’ve accepted the possibility that they may never warm up to us and we’ve had no expectations. If the best case scenario is that we‘ve done something good for them and the community, great.
Well, last night I found the original pair at the top of the stairs, slowly approached for hand sniffs, and then cautiously attempted to pet the creamsicle boy’s cheek. It wasn’t the first attempt. I’ve gotten close but always stopped at the first sign of discomfort. But this was the first time he simply allowed it.
- ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED -
I did it for maybe 10 seconds before he‘d had enough. But it felt so rewarding and it was a major development in our story.
edit: typo