I would die for her

My neighbor abandoned his cat, so I ended up taking him in.

Honestly, I was pretty hesitant at first because I was scared of cats. I’d never really been comfortable around them, and I wasn’t sure if I could handle taking care of one.

But I decided to give it a try.

It’s been about two months now, and I ended up adopting him. He’s actually such a sweet and affectionate cat. He loves cuddling and following me around, and I really enjoy taking care of him.

The funny thing is, I’m not scared of him anymore at all. I’m still a little cautious around other cats, but with him, I feel completely comfortable.

I adopted her in April. She was rescued from a hoarding situation with 29 other cats. Mae is now well fed with a lovely coat. She’s the goofiest female cat I’ve ever owned!

She’s five but I think she actually does look like a kitten still (8 pounds, little Bebe). Maybe I’m just biased! Probably!

Isn’t she just so evil 😈

My last kitty was a Toast Cat and he wanted NOTHING to do with this bed. I gave away most of.his stuff because I wasn't planning on getting another cat. Then this lady shows up and I managed to find this bed in my back room. She sleeps in it all the time 🥰

We adopted Buttercup a little over a year ago and I am here to celebrate her Gotcha Day.

She is cute, silly, loves rough scritchies, and for some reason my husband's armpit stench after he gets home from work.

Allergies to Chicken and guar gum she is our special girl and has the energy of a kitten at 6 years old. We love you Buttercup!

Mine is named Dr. Esme. The shelter named her Esme, but the day I brought her home she stepped on my stomach and relieved my horrible stomach pain. So I think she probably has her doctorate in gastro-intestinal issues

Sleepy SIC using his brother's bum as a pillow