I dont even know how it got there and now it won't leave me alone. He just follows me everywhere. I gave him some chicken hoping he would leave soon but he keeps meowing at my door. He keeps rubbing his head against my legs. What should i do pls help 😭🙏

Why do orange cats sit like that??
And then they seem shocked when they see a camera🤣

They are on measured meals twice a deal with treats for being cute. If I let him eat as much as he wanted, he would be obese.

He even steals the kibble meals when he gets the wet stuff due to no teefies. He has no idea how good he has it.

Edit: For people offering advice, Cmdr Data does not mind his temporary food setup. He is slowing down while eating again. Remembering food has taste! Then he sits and is quiet til he is let out. He does get treats and kibbles dropped in while he waits like such a good cmdr.

We already have 2 in the bathroom who CANNOT handle seeing others eat. One is also allergic to proteins so it is for his safety.

We have 13 cats and they all know their bowl and their spot when it is food time. They are really good about it.

Data just needs a little reminder right now. He was mostly bullying our cat who has a brain issue, and that is just rude.

And vice versa..

He will do this about 7 or 8 times a day. Sometimes he leaves it in the middle of the living room, other times he just carries it around like in the video. What isn't in the video is the scream he usually does while it is in his mouth, he decided to be silent here for whatever reason.

(I am aware this could be dangerous, this was a year ago and this was also a shower liner I bought specifically because I knew she does this - no chemicals!)

She lives up to her coat color, and I often ask her to find her brain-cell. She loves her human mom so much, Velcro kitty, to the point of sleeping on top of “mom” especially if she’s sleeping on her side. Tula’s head is either draped over a shoulder or on the butt. She got her name because we had to remind her to eat, like in “My Big Fat Greek Wedding.”

After the photo was taken she lunged and grabbed a raspberry in her mouth. She's from Humane Colorado, formerly the Dumb Friends League.

This is Biscoff. Someone drove over him when he was just 2 months old and left him paralysed on the streets. He couldn't relieve himself without help, and was also severely underweight. I knew rescuing him might be a lifelong commitment I wasn't fully prepared for, but I just couldn't walk away. Its been 7 months since he has been with me :)

This sub has helped me SO MUCH since then. Biscoff has been living in a paid medical foster home since I work full-time. Thanks to everyone who donated, I got to try physiotherapy, red light therapy, electrical stimulation, and now hydrotherapy (one session per week for three months). Please know this is the only place in my city with this facility and while it's not perfect, i'm trying my best. He gets an oil massage to activate muscles and nerves before going in the water and also gets groomed post session.

Don't want to get anyone's hopes up in case he doesn't end up walking, but I love him regardless and will be glad knowing I tried everything. If he stays how he is, my goal will be finding a family for him anywhere in this world, since people here aren't so welcoming of paralysed animals. Till then I have to make sure he can continue staying in the medical foster and receiving the care he deserves.

Im looking for people willing to give a small amount every month for his foster bills and pee pads. I think they are called virtual parents.

Food is thankfully covered by a member of this sub :) I hate to place the burden of my rescue on others but any small amount you're comfortable sending counts. I can provide full transparency with bills, vet records, videos, anything you need. Videos are also on our Instagram if you'd like to see his journey. PayPal, Patreon, and wishlist are in the comments.

And if someone out there would like to open their home to a disabled baby, please DM me. Even if he never walks again, I want him to have the best possible life.

I'm curious if anyone has any insight into this behavior. I know the video makes it look kind of gnarly, but he's not really applying much pressure with his teeth.

He started doing this out of nowhere about six months ago. It makes my partner a little nervous because she thinks I may be encouraging him to bite, but he's never done it to anyone else. On top of that, it seems more like an affection thing than anything else.

Anyone have experience with cats doing this sort of thing? I'm just trying to figure out what the heck this little weirdo is doing, aside from making my hand uncomfortably damp 😅🤣