“Hey! Lady! Sit down, I wanna climb up the back of your shirt!” Clutch is so bossy (and has such sharp little claws.)
“What doin’, lady?” (Gauge)
“Who, meeee? Bite your toes? I’d never!” (Clutch)
Dynamo readies her Slappin’ Paw.
Pulley was playing with that feather when Solenoid came along to chomp on her foot.
“Wahhh! She’s BITING meeeeee!” cried Pulley, and so I picked up Solenoid, kissed her, and put her in the Tiny Basket.
Solenoid sittin’ in the Tiny Basket and lookin’ pouty.
King Clutch.
Fender readies his Slappin’ Paw. Apparently there’s gonna be a lot of slapping going on soon.
Oh, that Clutch.
“Hello, hi! You gonna come play with me?” (Clutch again. What can I say? He’s photogenic and isn’t always go-go-go, so I’m able to get non-blurry shots of him.)
Cruise gives the ol’ side eye.
Cam has a sleepy.
Axle considers climbing into the Tiny Basket.
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Not a bad picture of Newt, considering it was taken through the window, eh?
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Previously
2017: Paws UP, y’all!
2016: “EXCUSE ME, PARDON ME, ATTENTION PLEASE, BOWL IS EMPTY I AM STARVING.”
2015: “Lady, show the innernets that I gots a foot!”
2014: Von reacts to the Paw o’ Doom with an awful lot of drama.
2013: Sights from around Crooked Acres.
2012: Toesday.
2011: No entry.
2010: No entry.
2009: Good LORD, the smell.
2008: No entry.
2007: Crazy Eyes say, “I am a fearsome creature.
2006: The black Momma cat we first saw about a month ago was back Friday night. (NOTE: This is Maxi!)
2005: No entry.
How do you tell the ornj kittens apart?
A wee drop of colored nail polish on the tip o’ the ear allows us all to distinguish who’s who 😀
Newt is so dreamy. Too bad he has zippo time for kittens because oh what a cool uncle he’d make.
Solenoid got a ‘time out’ in the tiny basket.
Thank you SO MUCH for mentioning that you’d previously been adding activated charcoal to the Dr Elsey’s Precious Cat litter. I tried that and it has made an absolutely AMAZING difference in odor control – as in no more odor after adding only a teaspoon or two to the box.
Since I can get Dr Elsey’s delivered bulk in 20-lb buckets by my neighborhood pet store (Urban Tails in Minneapolis), I really don’t want to change litter – the activated charcoal was the perfect solution.