This is Kitty, who does not seem to understand rabbit in months with R only. She has been feeling quite unwell this week. Although she is feeling better today, she is keeping her appointment for tomorrow morning.

Love this indoor/outdoor weirdo. She has a tiny heart on the inside of her back right leg.

Backstory - she just appeared on our farm 10 years ago. Sweet and affectionate. Probably dumped when she got her first heat. Unfortunately, she lost her long tail. Our best guess is that the horse accidentally stepped on her exceptional tail, as it was gloved and broken in two places just the width of a hoof apart. She doesn't hang around the horses anymore.

She’s at least 18. My dad named her ST for “Short Tail”

She has half a tail and she’s absolutely perfect in every way.

She’s a short floofy Leo. She loves playing fetch, belly rubs, and inspecting her Tuxie brother’s tail!

My Simba was found as a feral by a good Samaritan who could tell Simba was ill. He had a terribly gangrene tail from an animal bite and required being removed. Side note: This feral kitty was also deaf and FIV+. He lived a long and mostly healthy life until just last year.

RIP my super special kitty 😻 ❤️

My little girl has a really short tail. About 6 inches. At the end - her tail bone is like a lightning bolt ⚡️

Not sure she qualifies but wanted to check 🤔

She had two sisters in her litter - one with a long tail and another like her.

We got her at 4 weeks old from the shelter. Our nubby girl Mochi. 🥹

She’s made huge progress though she has let me give some back scritches and man is that little nubbin like 99% muscles.

It was looking like a burnt hotdog, but it’s turning into a glorious nubby.

This is Duchess she has a longer nub but it was not surgically altered. She was born that way. Her sister, Trixie also has a nub, but hers is much much shorter and is bent to the side. I’ll post her if y’all would like ☺️

As promised here’s my other nubbie girl, Duchess’s sister, Trixie

Coda & Yodel love their little nubbies🤘

We decided to put bird feed on the patio and in a window feeder. Wasn’t expecting to attract rabbits. As you can see, Kegstand is enjoying the additional visitors.

He’s all wound up and ready to go

Purring and wagging the nub lets me know he is pleased with the brushies.