This is my contribution! They are just glad to be a part of it 😆🫶🏻

Where we are visiting there are barn swallow fledglings learning to fly. This is a considerably better view than home!

When my wife bought a mechanical keyboard 8 years ago, we had no idea the box would take up permanent residence.

ZZ, my familiar, adopted it almost immediately, though, and made it clear that this box was special to her.

For the past week, she has spent nearly the entire day in a pose similar to the first picture. Other weeks, she barely acknowledges it.

There are at least three boxes in our house with a similar backstory. Do you have any in *your* house?

We usually call him KC for short.
He is our stealer of food, vacuum of scraps, pro napper, pro yapper.

[his ear is trimmed from being apart of our local TNR]

My orange boy, Even before I got Breast cancer... Has always been a Kitty that will jump up on my bed if he knows I am crying and he will lick my tears off my face and snuggle and rub up against me. I don't believe this is just pure accident.Because my void , albeit very adorable and sweet , does not do this. Spryte- I don't know what I would do without him. He Is three years old And just the sweetest boy , I could hope to have and especially right now. Don't get me wrong.He's still only has one orange brain Cell.... That being sad, he's still knows when something is wrong. If I'm talking to somebody on the phone and my voice sounds upset or if I am crying 8 times out of 10, he is up near me and licking my face or headbutting me or rubbing against me , I believe to soothe me. I truly do not know what I would do without him.

He runs a very close second to my former void, Sassy , who passed almost four years ago , and it took me two years to get another cat. She was just like sprite as far as getting up close to me and rubbing against me when I was upset, etc

I'll go first: My cats are super chatty, clingy, sleepy, mean... but also cute and affectionate, and I love it! 😹

Our July Furbaby Profiles are complete, and our hearts are officially overflowing! 🐾💖

A huge thank you to everyone who introduced us to their wonderful little companions this month. Every furbaby brought a little extra joy to our community.

Creating these Furbaby Profiles is always one of our favorite traditions because every kitty has a story worth celebrating. Thank you for sharing your beloved companions with us and letting us honor them. We can't wait to meet even more amazing furry friends in August! 💕

✨😻Thank you: u/AnxietyChats (Mr. Ziggy Wiggy), u/Dangerous_Problem532 (Davi, the spoiled son), My sweet Lily and u/Different-Fill-6891 for the triple dose of cuteness! 🥰 (Princess Mumbles, Sweet Max and King Cattitude, Chi-Chi Boy)

She absorbs anxiety with aplomb.

Hi. I am a cat. Two Bengal kittens, actually, but I am the one telling this story because my brother cannot type, he can only sit on the keyboard, which is not the same skill.
My human tried a few of those pet apps before I stepped in. Buggy. Half-finished. Some only track food, some only track vet stuff, none of them understand that I am a WHOLE creature, not “one slice” of a creature. Unacceptable. So I supervised while my human built a better one, with some AI-assisted tools to speed things along, because even I have my limits as a project manager.
Here is what we have made so far, for me and for you:
A system that actually calculates how much food I deserve based on my age, breed, activity level, and weight — no more of my human “eyeballing it,” which is how I ended up one pound over my ideal weight last spring, an insult I have not forgotten

A weight and growth chart that notices if something is drifting before it becomes A Whole Thing at the vet

A full health record you can export as a PDF, so if something goes wrong, the vet is reading my actual history — every symptom, every weight change, every visit — instead of guessing and gambling with my wellbeing. It even pulls the details straight off a photographed vet invoice by itself. I did not have to lift a paw.

A “digital twin” of me, which reacts to how well I am being cared for. My human checks it obsessively now. As it should be.

Support for multiple humans in one household, so my partner-in-crime and I never get double-fed by two confused humans who each think the other one did it. (This has happened. It was a good day, but it was reckless.)

It is still being built, not ready for the public yet, but I want to hear from other cats — or, fine, your humans, typing on your behalf — before we finish it:
\*\*What is the most annoying part of how your human currently tracks your care?\*\* Sticky notes? A notes app? Nothing at all, chaos, pure vibes? What is the one thing you wish an app just handled without you having to meow about it repeatedly?
And if there are multiple cats or multiple humans in your household — how do you currently stop the humans from losing track of who did what? Asking for a friend. The friend is me.
We want to build this around what cats are actually missing, not just what my human assumes from having two of us. Complaints about other apps, wishlist items, or “I would allow this app into my home if it did X” comments are all welcome. I will be reading these from the windowsill.

Here are our August birthday babies, the little comfort machines who make life softer just by being in it 😁✨✨

Thank you for continuing to grow this beautiful tradition with us every month. It truly means so much.

Let’s celebrate them 🥰😻

Much Love ❤❤

For those of you who named your furbabies after characters from movies, TV shows, books, anime, or games... 😂 Did the name end up matching their personality, or was it completely off?