pmgr111 says:
Very pretty cat.

doerscheln says:
He's a beautiful cat. I will never understand why people let out un-fixed cats. I know it is dangerous for cats where you life but I hope he will be safe and have a long life

doerscheln says:
Storm, this rug is not big enough to hide from Ambercat. :) You need a better place to relax in the heat.

tele_mark says:
The Neighbor Cat made an appearance tonight. I just happened to look out the living room window around dusk, and saw him laying at the top of my steps. I was relieved, since the last time I saw him was 3 weeks ago. I went outside and spent some time with him. He's very healthy, about Ambercat's age -- 1 year- - and I didn't find any ticks on him, but found a small wound on the back of the neck consistent with a small scuffle, either shaved or the hair ripped out as part of the injury. Very, very friendly -- I even picked him up, but he did squirm when I did, so I put him down quickly. Still un-fixed, unfortunately, but as an obviously domestic cat, none of my business. He hung out for about an hour, then melted away again. It was good to see him, as I was thinking the worst. I smelled a "bad smell" in the woods by my mailbox on the road/highway, I could not locate the source, but was thinking the worst.

tele_mark says:
Storm discovered the "intruder", so I opened up the window. They just stared at each other un-moving for literally an hour. Than, Ambercat wondered what was up, and jumped up on the window frame. Instantly, he began a string of cat profanities, which was answered by the neighbor cat, and this quickly escalated, and Ambercat started trying to find a way through the screen. I closed the window, and the worked up neighbor cat retreated to the edge of my lawn, and stayed there for about 1 more hour before melting away.

tele_mark says:
Storm somehow got himself under this rug today after being in this spot in the sweltering weather for about 2 hours. I grabbed the camera, but of course, as I was walking back with it, Ambercat was maneuvering into position. This shows the final seconds of Peace.

iluvcats says:
Hello lovie -- welcome to Picato!! More, more

iluvcats says:
You are one cool kitty Yoda!!

iluvcats says:
Hi ya sweetie -- I adore your name!

Claire says:
It's clean, but I think she's especially impressed that it's warm!

scrappy says:
Thanks for the nice clean towel pops, sez Clairette!

mohanak says:
Awwww, so sweet

mohanak says:
Hello cutie!

pmgr111 says:
Now I get it. Cats do naturally tend to eat greens in nature. Now that I see you are growing the string beans I understand why he gravitates to that particular green. Cute, as long as you don't mind sharing, lol.

doerscheln says:
So cute XO

doerscheln says:
Well, with a little practice and patience Ambercat will lern to harvest his green snack.

doerscheln says:
Hi sleepy sweeties ! XOXO

tele_mark says:
Ambercat's first attempt at satisfying his stringbean obsession on his own. He'll get there eventually -- https://youtu.be/PXYrElHnNH8 -- the nightmare of all the produce farmers in this area...

Eli says:
We spend our money buying cozy beds, spectacular cat tres, fluffy blankets and they...they prefer a tiny shoe box!!!! :)))))

iluvcats says:
Darling baby!!!!!!!!!!!!