Posted on 03/26/2020 6:46:52 PM PDT by fieldmarshaldj
Here's another adorable British Shorthair female kitten named "Cream", who responds every time her name is called.
Video 4 minutes, 54 seconds
I had a black & white cat just like the one in the video. I can’t believe he’d have turned 31 this year. Most of the cats we kept outdoors until a decade ago. He was born with 4 other siblings in the very cold winter of 1989 and we had to keep them in until Spring. Big mistake was turning them outside as they weren’t prepared for it. He stuck around until 1998.
I hope y’all are fattening them up.
this video got 20 times as many views as biden’s “happy hour” video on youtube today ...
I thought Plugs dropped out. He’s been invisible lately. A real leader... not.
“I thought Plugs dropped out. He’s been invisible lately. A real leader... not.”
biden had a “virtual town hall” for the youngsters today that was billed as a “happy hour” ... done while biden “cowered in place” in his basement ... REALLY REALLY REALLY boring as Biden rambled for an hour with zero substance ... apparently only 2,800 managed to watch the entire hour live and only 28,000 took a gander afterwards on youtube ..
What a joke. This creep might not even be alive come November. He’ll be like Horace Greeley.
We recently lost our 15 year old orange tabby (I think they’re technically called “gingers not sure) and it’s been so hard. He was the life of the house. Even in the last days when he was not feeling well and curled up in his bed he would rouse and come over to us if we even said his name. He was much like a dog. Waited at the window and got happy and went to the door to greet when one of us pulled in the driveway. He was very sweet and just had such a personality, even vocalizing frustration at us when he was eager for his breakfast. I’m thinking of getting a kitten to help ease the loss but think I will wait awhile.
Our orange tabby cat was a stray, about 12 weeks old when we got her. The neighbor who had been feeding her, was calling her “Missy”, but we named her “Daisy Mae”. She will come to us every time we call her name, but I could call, “Kitty Kitty Kitty”, til I’m blue in the face, and she completely ignores it. I think that’s the first time I’ve ever seen a cat that won’t respond to kitty kitty. We’ve had her for about 18 months, and she still won’t let us hold her for more than a few seconds. Loves to be petted and brushed, though, as long as she’s sitting or lying down. I hope she gets more friendly.
Amazing, that kitten already understands Japanese.........
I've had Cootie for about 4 years now and she still won't let me pick her up......
Cuteness overload! :-D
My wife once had 2 outside cats, and I had 2 outside dogs. You could sic the dogs on the cats and they would go, but each had their own cat, and would not mess with the other one.
They didnt hurt the cats, BTW, they would just wool them around a little.
What a lovable little kitty
LOL...that’s what i saw too.
Yup.
Indeed!
Four of our five answer, too. The fifth one knows his name but is too superior to come when called by a mere human.
We only have one really imperious cat, Lady Grey. She is the enforcer, the time keeper, the inspector and expects the door to open when she scratches it.
I can be quietly working away on something and look up to see her on top of a tractor or something just watching.
If not in the house for the night we have never discovered her overnight sleeping spot. She just appears from the depths of the barn for breakfast and is usually up on her table before I can even open the door.
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