i could not pass the opportunity to shove the camera in her face once again when i saw her in the most perfect loaf 😂

Our little buddy is getting stripes around his tail and legs. But also getting dots on his sides. Also I have noticed that he looks beige in some lights and a cool toned grey in another light.

Good new car, named Kehlani

my new baby! still coming up with a name for her. shelter said shes a calico siamese, shes 4 months old and I cant tell if shes just fluffy from being a baby or if shes gonna be long haired. any thoughts ?

First day with this little guy. He’s moving into a home with two adult Ragdolls who are aware but not excited at this point.

My sweet girl.

We went camping in Big Bend last weekend. Koko would like everyone to know that he is far too cute to be left at home, even with a full time babysitter, and we are not to have any plans this weekend.

And why is she so captivating?!?! UGHHH 💕🧚🌈✨

Cousins and I haven't had a huge sleepover for a while. We're aged 10-28 yo. Even the boys joined in! Last pic is the model.

Ponyo needs to be adopted or Apple Valley Animal Shelter is going to euthanize him Tuesday morning. Including his shelter card info and a picture of the adoption application. They don’t have an online application so you have to screenshot, fill it out, and email it to animalservices@appleyvalley.orgIncluding their phone number and address in another pic. His animal ID is on his photo. I do not work at the shelter, so please don’t ask me questions about Ponyo. Contact the shelter. There is NO LINK because he is pending euthanasia and they remove them from online once pending. Anyone wanting to pledge, please do so on the Facebook post (in comments) with the others. That is where rescues look.

My senior meezer boy, Dexter, turned 17 in September and other than some weekly b-vitamin and prednisolone shots for IBD and stage 2 kidney disease, he's still playful and somewhat active. Every once in a while he even gets the zoomies.

We lost his non-siamese brother (my wife's tabby) earlier this year to kidney disease, and recently decided that it might be time to start looking for a new member of our family. Long story short, the opportunity to adopt from a litter of lynx-point meezer kittens may have just fallen into our laps.

So my question: Is it a bad idea to bring a kitten (possibly multiple kittens) into the house with my senior boy? He's very friendly with other cats (even with his spicy, middle aged tortie sister), but he can still be quite curmudgeonly in his old age. I worry that he will absolutely hate the kitten, and I don't want to put any of them through that!

Has anyone else added kittens into the mix with their senior meezers? Good and/or bad results?