Dinner isn’t coming fast enough, and unable to stand being ignored, Roland (Greater London, UK) has decided to ignore his human back. He is now sitting with his back to them.
Petey (Ontario, Canada) was rewarded for his efforts to trip his human up with a dropped frozen carrot. He is completely satisfied to spend some time hunting his carrot though.
Kandi (Michigan, USA) does not like the pink rabbit. It it too big and squishy and looks like it might be able to fight back, and fighting back is not allowed.
Biscuit (Pacific Northwest) has jumped up onto his human’s desk to deliver some very important advice: Make sure you hydrate during those gaming sessions!
The clothes were definitely, definitely all hung up in the wardrobe. Apparently Doug (Somerset, UK) was not okay with this, and somehow pulled down a shirt. His humans would be mad, but he looks so cute sleeping on it.
The humans gave Voltaire (Saskatchewan, Canada) dinner before they went out. Now they are back, but Voltaire is pretty sure this means it is time for a second dinner.
Rizzle (São Paulo, Brazil) has been a big ball of excitement recently, and it was getting out of hand until she accidentally rolled around on a towel and wrapped herself up. She actually quite liked being a cosy purrito.
Mochi (Berkshire, UK) is a genius. Her humans got a propeller toy (not for cats), but when they pull the string a little spinning propeller flies through the air. Mochi loves catching them, but more amazingly, brings them back to her human to be fired again. She lines them up in a perfect equidistant row as she returns them.
Stewie (New York State, USA) went to great lengths to get his humans all into the living room, meowing and rubbing their legs. In there, he can keep watch on them. Now that this is done, he can finally sleep.
Max, my 2+ year old male Domestic Shorthair Classic Tabby cat has the most intense gold eyes. He’s a very loving & grateful (please excuse my anthropomorphism) rescue kitty and follows me around like a little puppy-dog. He was “skinny as a rail” when I adopted him last fall from the animal shelter and now he’s chunked-out and is probably a couple pounds overweight. 😄
A sneaky little someone tried to steal something from the kitchen table while the humans were eating. Unfortunately for Penni (Washington, USA) all she managed to get was a straw in its paper wrapper, not a tasty treat.
Tommy (Surrey, UK) really wants his humans to go downstairs and feed him. He has decided that best way to make that happen is to stand at the top and yell loudly that someone should go down with him.
Miranda (Lombardy, Italy) has a new friend called Sky. They spend time watching Miranda's human do work in the garden. They seem surprised when the human isn't exactly thrilled with their help.
The printer has been running today, and is now nice and warm. Miko (Gloucestershire, UK) has decided to make the most of this and has been napping on top of it.
Percy (BC, Canada) was so discombobulated when his humans left on vacation that he went into covert mode for several days. Seeing his reluctance to come into the kitchen for meals, his intrepid cat-sitter brought his dish to him wherever he happened to be – under the bed, in his yurt, on the back of the sofa, or beneath the nightstand. “God only knows,” she e-mailed, “what he will expect from you when you return home.”
Queen Schmoo, my 4+ year old calico Norwegian Forest Cat, enjoying some spring sunshine in the back porch. She’s rapidly losing her magnificent winter mane and changing into her summer fur coat.
Zara (Alberta, Canada) snuck into the garage, but rather than get into any trouble (or catch any mice) she just sat on an old doormat and watched her human work.
In case you ever wondered if our CEO cat Pippin (BC, Canada) helps with the drawing process at Cat News, we can confirm that he thinks he is helpful. Regardless, he is at least involved.
We have to interrupt your routine today, Hiro (Ontario, Canada) has mandated a break. He hopped on his human’s lap while they were working and now nothing can happen until he says otherwise, obviously.
In an enterprising moment where the human was distracted, Wordsworth (Greater London, UK) managed to sink his teeth into an unguarded ham on the kitchen counter. Apparently the temptation was too much for him.
The humans were tying some things up with string, and Felix (Lower Austria, Austria) was pretty certain this was entirely for his entertainment. As he kept trying to grab it, eventually his humans had to give up and accept it was his toy.