The Delphi book never came in useful again, but as a stand it was perfect. On the screen, Linux and conferences, 21 years ago...

Pretty impressive glow up. He looked so runty the day we brought him home and now he's just a real handsome dude.

Every time I stand near the kitchen and then later start to call his name, he hides. He knows his antibiotic is in the fridge.

Scooter bug relaxing

This is an old photo. This was the very first cat tree we bought for Sencha before we realized he was a bit bigger than the average cat. We ended up having to return the tree because it was too small for him. He briefly used the tree but he could never seem to be able to find a comfortable spot on it.

Fun fact we were originally planning on adopting a kitten and had gotten a bunch of kitten stuff before we had even adopted a cat but we ended up going with Sencha who was 3.5 years old at the time of adoption. My SO was the one who chose him. He said he picked him because he noticed Sencha kept staring at me when we were walking around the adoption center.

Sorry to flood y'all with photos of the same cat. I have time on my hands for a bit and have been posting daily. If you guys get sick of it let me know and I'll cool it.

This is Miss Caligula, we call her calie or just kitty for the most part. I found her as a stray kitten a few years ago. She's the most social cat, will go on walks with you and involve herself with most activities. I swear sometimes she understands English.

Great mouser, horrible birder (thank God). I know there's a lot of good reasons to keep cats indoors but she was not having it. We try to keep her collar on when she's outside. Such a good kitty

My cat passed away around 2 years ago now. I miss him a lot, but just haven't been financially stable enough to adopt another.

Could you post nice stories and funny things about your cat(s) and talk about how much you love them? Thank you!

Maybe he's born with it😺

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An older pic but one of my favorites

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By Jake Likes Onions

https://jakelikesonions.com/post/184087753999/drug-sniffing-cats

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Jasper (so named for her jasperite like patterning, my daughter likes minerals) adopted our family as a skinny little street cat. My daughter begged us for a cat for months and she just kinda showed up which was perfect. Shes got what we think are siblings that come by but shes the runt of the litter as she has remained small while the other kittens are now big bois. I kind of love that. Smol little cat thats tough as nails is the goods.

Apparently she had a place to crash across the street but stopped going as they had too many cats (her previous staff told us all about her and gave us their blessing to take her in). They think she was born and abandoned by momma cat in the alley out back. But she persevered and now she's got a forever home.

Shes street smart, but now lives with us mostly in doors and doesn't seem to mind. If she does go outside its just to hang on the back deck and take in the smells.

I freaking love this cat. Lots of personality, always down for some pets, constantly wants to be with us but can handle her own and will let you know when you're bugging her.

(also please don't flame me for my lack of cable management)