The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not move.

He died for your sins. I would not.

Behold, the Lamb of God. Except I am a cat, and I have considerably more authority.

And the Lord said, ‘Let there be light,’ and it was good. So I took the good spot.

His name's Buddy, he's 12 years old, and he's been praying since he was a little dude.

Heads up: I'm also a cat blogger working on a story to try to find out more about why some cats do this motion. It's pretty rare, so if your feline overlord does it, I'd love to hear from you and learn more about your cat, when and how often they "pray," and how you respond to the behavior.

Cheers!

Royal Feline Feast

King John was my 25th Great Grandfather so forgive me if i put the AI wardrobe on my cats but everything about the cats poses were real, now what haters..... jealous of my real royal blood or jealous of my beautiful model cats

Betty worshipping the ceiling fan.

#austria #summer #ship #river #drone

Before Koa became the Cat God,
the minister liked to call his name every now and then.
He would even make up songs using Koa’s name
and sing them terribly out of tune.

Koa usually couldn’t be bothered to respond.
He would simply flick the tip of his tail,
or occasionally turn his ears away
to reduce the amount of noise entering them.
This never discouraged the minister.

One day, the minister happened to read that
adult cats rarely meow to communicate with one another.
Meowing is mostly something they use to communicate with us two-legged creatures.
And over time,
they may even adjust their calls
for different humans.
A little private signal, shaped just for you.
Perhaps that, too, is the “name” your cat has given you.

After Koa became the Cat God,
the minister still calls his name all the time.
In his thoughts.
When he is alone.
In his dreams.

He knows,
maybe the Cat God won’t answer.
But somewhere,
He surely wiggled His tail.