May 14May 14 On 5/7/2025 at 9:56 AM, Deej said: Dogs are for owners who don't want a pet that has to piss in a box in the house. Yeah but dogs work with the cops. Fuckin narcs.
May 14May 14 8 minutes ago, Pam Cummings said: Yeah but dogs work with the cops. Fuckin narcs. Pretty sure many dogs just piss and shit on the floor if they are not let out in time.
May 25May 25 You have to love this story. Kittens, slated to be euthanized, were introduced to inmates who then were allowed to raise them. Inmate behavior improved dramatically. Kittens became cats, not to mention pets. Win-win. https://bsky.app/profile/sadgirlcassi.bsky.social/post/3lpxa6dedk22c Edited May 25May 25 by Willfully Horn
May 25May 25 On 5/14/2025 at 3:31 PM, Steamboat1874 said: Pretty sure many dogs just piss and shit on the floor if they are not let out in time. Knew a guy whose wife’s cat would shit on his pillow … while he was sleeping. Edited May 25May 25 by Willfully Horn
May 27May 27 Popular Post Never had a cat that sploots like the Wheeze. Earlier, before I could snap a pic, he had the full forearm sploot going. Edited May 27May 27 by TwiceHorn
May 27May 27 picture of my cat getting nowhere close to catching this damn squirrel. And of course the squirrel below mocking her
May 28May 28 Flounder meeting smol trout. Flounder meeting 18” trout. My son was here this weekend giving her some small scraps which she seemed to enjoy (nothing left) but these live ones she hasn’t quite figured out yet. No, I wouldn’t let her eat those, they had to go back, but I did give her a sand trout about the same size as the first pic but she’s just not sure how to handle something like that yet.
May 31May 31 neighbor cat seeing what I’m up to while my cat is distracted. He wouldn’t come in and as soon as Mr. Kitty figured out he was at her door she ran him off lol i always leave the door open when she’s outside because she’s sprints inside whenever she hears something she doesn’t like or sees someone walking up
June 28Jun 28 Popular Post 3 hours ago, TwiceHorn said: Wheezer getting long. Gidget likes it up there, too. Here she is a few minutes ago, getting freaked out by Season 3 of Squid Games.
June 29Jun 29 Popular Post Petey. Devon Rex with an odd story of how he came to live here. First cat I have ever really been around. He’s about 6 months old now and is more funny than not. He talks constantly, which was cute at first but wears thin at times. He’s cool by me. Edited June 29Jun 29 by squib
July 2Jul 2 Popular Post Our big boy wearing the cone of shame after a $1500 bill for dental work/5 teeth extraction.
July 4Jul 4 Popular Post Box was delivered and I unpacked it. Saw Petey eyeing it. Wondered how long it would take him to occupy it after I threw it on the floor. 2.7 seconds.
July 4Jul 4 19 minutes ago, SurlyGator said: Petey's dome is cute. What does the rest of him look like?
July 13Jul 13 17 minutes ago, BERT said: so weird to me seeing a cat sleep like this. When a cat exposes its belly, it feels very safe and comfortable. And if she lets you pet her belly, she trusts you a lot. But careful, that's one of those "pet me three times then I'll bite" places. As she appears she should. A lot of odd cat behavior stems from the fact that, although they are consummate predators, due to their size they are also prey. Edited July 13Jul 13 by TwiceHorn
July 13Jul 13 9 hours ago, BERT said: Yeah I usually get rabbit kicked if I try to rub her belly too long. If it at all I still do it. I know he's going to bite me and latch on with all the claws. Don't care. I'm getting some belly rubs.
July 13Jul 13 Popular Post My cat, Scratch, sleeps on his back often. I do have to be alert sometimes of the potential rabbit kick and front paws grab and quick gentle bite.
July 14Jul 14 Popular Post my mom always had cats, but i never really had a relationship with any of them. just always been a dog person. then a couple years ago when my mom’s cat died she said she wanted to get an orange cat like the one she had as a kid, Honeycomb. we went to the pville animal shelter, and sure enough they had a two year old orange cat that had been living on the streets its entire life. we brought him home and named him Jazz, after Jazz Chisholm, your most racist friend’s least favorite baseball player (lol). Jazz is awesome. he *loves* the home/kingdom we’ve given him. he gets to be inside whenever he wants, he’s best friends with our dog (although he’s still pretty sad about the recent death of our other dog 😢), and yet he still gets to roam around outside, hunting, killing, and eating everything from mice to rabbits. sometimes he comes home and you can tell he’s been in a fight, and he just licks his wounds, and has this aura about him that says, “you should see the other guy.” he might be involved in some sort of cat fight club, i’m not sure, he refuses to talk about it. anyway, i never imagined myself being a cat owner, but Jazz is just too badass not to love. he’s the warrior in that old saying, “it’s better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war.” he’s got a home now, but he’ll always be a certified g. love this guy. Edited July 14Jul 14 by Derka
July 15Jul 15 oh yeah, that photo where jazz is popping his head out of that hole in the ground- he dug that hole in the ground. he loves digging holes and trenches and hanging out in them. i had no idea that cats even did that lol.
July 15Jul 15 Went on vacation to Cloudcroft and stopped by this roadside spot with little shop/some animals/fishing ponds. This little dude was about the sweetest rando cat I’ve had the pleasure of meeting. Was tempted to load him up for the trip back home.
July 16Jul 16 23 hours ago, hookemATL said: Went on vacation to Cloudcroft and stopped by this roadside spot with little shop/some animals/fishing ponds. This little dude was about the sweetest rando cat I’ve had the pleasure of meeting. Was tempted to load him up for the trip back home. Tuxedo cats are cool. I have one.
July 22Jul 22 Popular Post how comfortable is this guy? zero chance he was ever sleeping like this when he was on the streets: also, cool story, i lived at some apartments in pflugerville between 2021-2023, and we had a feral cat population running around the complex. i don’t recall ever seeing an orange cat among them, but the people at the pville animal shelter told us that they got jazz from my old complex. kinda cool to think that we were there at the same time. Edited July 22Jul 22 by Derka
July 22Jul 22 Jazz has many nicknames, such as Jazz Prince and San Jazzinto, but my personal favorite/most used is Jizzle James.
July 23Jul 23 Author Popular Post Derka's last posts reminded me of a recently deceased neighbor cat, Stewart, who favored our porch. His house was across the street, but he'd hang out most days in our patio chairs, look in the windows for our cats & dog, & just generally was a cool dude. Oh yeah, he kept an eye out for Amazon deliveries.
July 23Jul 23 Popular Post My cat, Scratch, is an inside/outside cat. He decided to take a nap on the patio. I suppose he finds this comfortable.
July 23Jul 23 We had an orange Manx once, named Hobbes. Yep, after Calvin and Hobbes fame. He was an asshole, but funny. It's all I got.
July 23Jul 23 Popular Post 8 months old and growing. 21 lbs at present. Will cut you if you look at him wrong. He's awesome.
July 23Jul 23 2 hours ago, Samson's Wig said: 8 months old and growing. 21 lbs at present. Will cut you if you look at him wrong. He's awesome. Damn, that is a handsome cat--but a killer. I had some vermin build a nest in my hot tub housing a few years ago. I set out some rat traps, but they kept getting sprung but no rat death. So I put out of my game cams to get a better idea of the prey. Come to find out it was a big ass rat that I saw on camera first night. Second night I had a pic of a cat that looks like yours crouching and staring at the rat portal on the hot tub. Starting on day 3, I never saw the rat or the cat again. Day 4, I hoisted a Belgian tripel in honor of Slayer. Somewhere right now I envision he has a belly full of rat innards and is yolwing at a catacita.
July 23Jul 23 So, our back and side yards are well enclosed and we let our boys roam them mostly at will. Their murderous tendencies, if any, are thus restrained. Last night, I was trying to coax Wheezer to come in the house so we could go to bed. In the course of that "negotiation," I looked down to the far end of the side yard and saw something moving. Turned out to be an opossum that beat a hasty retreat under the fence. Wheezer ran toward it, but stopped about halfway. And at that point, Wheezer did not want to come in, so I let him play for a bit. After about 15 minutes, I went back out and Wheezer was acting like he had caught something, usually a bug, that he had pinned with his paws and he was looking down at it. As I got closer, I saw some dark fur, and I was like oh shit and it was a fairly big patch of fur so I thought it was a pretty hefty rat. Then I saw the tail and realized it was a young opossum that seemed to be, well, playing possum. I didn't see any injuries or blood so I distracted Wheezer and was kind of chasing him a few steps here and there and I looked back and the young opossum had stood up and I guess was preparing to flee. I managed to herd Wheezer into the house and hopefully saved the young marsupial. It seems that playing possum was the perfect move because Wheezer is young enough that hunting and playing are the same thing (as if they ever really grow out of it) and by not reacting to his actions, Wheeze was just kind of looking at it instead of swatting and biting. Seems maybe the first opossum I saw might have been Mama chasing after a youngun that Wheezer subsequently found.
July 23Jul 23 ^^ appropriate avatar is appropriate. And of course I imagined Wheezer wearing a shirt and tie.
July 23Jul 23 Author And pooped in your flowerbed (nttawwt).If he did I never found it. But he wouldn't let another random cat near our yard. His owner is certifiable & "rescued" so many cats & dogs she damn near had a petting zoo.Stuart was almost 18 when he passed. Damn good run for an indoor/outdoor cat. He spent at least 15 years checking in on us.
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