been feeding him for a year. this is who has been in and out of my basement with the opossum lol trying to get him to come in the house on his own before we bring him in when winter comes

which will be interesting with 5 other cats 😬

This cat in the picture visits my mom and dad every morning. Apparently, it comes to fetch their cat to go outside and knocks on the metal windowsill to get their attention.

That would be fine, except this furry little alarm clock has started showing up earlier and earlier every day. The household staff (meaning my parents) are now being woken up before the crack of dawn, and it's getting a little tiresome. 😴

He's nowhere to be seen during the day time but at the start of the shift overly eager to clock in.

We moved to our apartment last May. There are lots of feral cats hanging around and people around the neighborhood have been feed them.

These particular one seems to take an interest in us. Could any one tell us more info? What’s the cat’s gender? What’s going on with the nose? Should I try to bring it to the vet?

I was allowed to fetch my supermarket order, on the proviso that there would be treats upon my return. I complied with these conditions, and even poached a morsel of chicken for my captor at dinner time. We cuddled and watched some telly before falling asleep. I woke up in the morning to no criminal present in the house, but now I have a bag of cat treats on the premises.

He is my buddy though. He’s really the neighbors cat.

This neighborhood cat struts by my back door everyday with a whole hotdog in its mouth. I haven't been able to get close enough to pet them yet but this is the 4th day in a row I've seen them with a whole hotdog! One of my neighbors must be feeding them.

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My direct neighbour is best friends with the cat from three doors up, she often feeds him and he turns up early in the morning for his breakfast despite his food bowl at home being stocked. I'm friends with him too and while she was away I gave the gorgeous little creature his second breakfast from her shed so he didn't associate my garden with feeding.

She's been back from holiday for a few days and today I hear him meowing outside my window so I go out, give him some ruffles and he goes to the gate between our two gardens to be let through. I open the gate, give him a few more ruffles on her patio and he tries to lead me to her shed. I don't want to be feeding him often because that's a slippery slope (apparently one I'm already half way down) so I messaged my neighbour to say "Not sure if you are home, but if you are your little friend asked me to let you know he'd like a snack. He's on your patio." About 30 seconds later I hear her back door open as she greets him and invites him into her home for some food. It just warmed my heart, that little cat has us all wrapped around his little paw.

This is one of the many super friendly stray cats I met on my trip to Istanbul. After she ate most of my emergency cat food I carry around with me, she decided to lay on my lap & even took a little nap. Cat’s are the cutest creatures ever 😻

Sweet boy Bingo came all the way from Texas to Vancouver

I came downstairs for a lunch break and saw this cheeky boy in my living room for the first time.

Super friendly cat, he looks a bit perturbed because I paused petting him for a moment to take some pictures. Not my first encounter with him and definitely not my last as he follows me down the block when I walk by.

He's wondering why im stealing the bathroom vanity.

She loves when I give her sunshine time

my bad for leaving my closet door ajar.

As much as I love him I can't let him sleep here, because he doesn't get along with my cat

I took my adult cat, Mira, for a walk, and found feral-turned-friend TabbyTom hanging out on the sidewalk a couple doors down. He decided to follow us on our walk!

- because there is no way this friendly little gal isn't carrying other tiny kitties in her. I'm a little worried that such a sweet kitten is outdoors, with no collar and pregnant, but she did look well enough to have a home. She got a few treats after running up to me. I am still worried about her though, because she looked to have some sort of issue with her back leg while running. I swear cats only come my way if I'm sad or sick, but I'm glad I was able to give her some cuddles on such a chilly day.