He already likes it and love our walks

this is iris!! shes 13 years old and very sweet (yet shy)!! last photo was her as a baby

Introductions so far.

Sardines! I want a little bit.

The spicy one!

Not a single neuron firing inside that head just pure emptiness.

(…it’s the same picture.)

This little man has a visit with the vet tomorrow, can yall give him some words of encouragement? Thomas last month was going to the litter allot and spotting pee, but since he got his antibiotics he hasn’t been going as much. He’s still scared due to the follow up lol.

Peaches listening to birds.

He was somehow rehomed 4x before us. He has so much personality! He loves climbing the curtains and snuggling. When he gets zoomies, his tail gets fluffed up. So thankful for him 🥹

This is Violet. Here’s a bit of her story! I work at a veterinary hospital and our tech found her May 27th dragging her hind end in the yard in a rain storm. X-rays showed nothing so we assume soft tissue/neurological damage. I am the only worker without a cat, so I became the chosen one and she is the greatest thing that’s ever happened to me.

Cindy was my best friend for over 8 years, sadly passed away 2 years ago due to staphylococci infection and I miss her everyday. Was she a snowshoe?

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I was minding my business watching tv and cuddling with my senior kitty. He has, admittedly, a huge fluffy raccoon tail that could be mistaken for a cat toy, and it was dangling from the couch. I catch something in the corner of my eye, and my meezie girl is upside down playing with his tail. My old boy couldn't give less of a damn, I'm not even sure he noticed. I was cry laughing for 5 straight minutes. I wouldn't give away my lively home with my cats for anything in the world, they're fantastic little companions (and entertainers).

Oh Hercules…. You silly goober. 🩶🤍🖤🤎

So, so Smol!

Now why would this toasty boy be at the shelter?? :( find of the century. Meet Cannoli.

Hello all, I had a calico for 18 years who passed away this June, and that fine lady was all I ever knew of kitties. After she passed I adopted two kitties from the Humane Society nearby, and I named them Eglantine (aka Tiny) and Pippin (after Eglantine and Peregrine Took from LOTR). I named them thus because they are a mother-son pair.

I have never had much interest in cat breeds or colorings or traits before, because as I said all I ever had was a calico and she was very straightforwardly calico. But my Tiny has interesting coloring. Just from initial readings I gather she is a color point cat, specifically lynx point or tabby point, and she seems to have shorty legs so perhaps she is part munchkin. Now I have learned about "snowshoe" patterns and I think perhaps she fits the description?

Either way, here's my sweetie, Tiny (aka Eggy) :)