This Is Not a Home Without Our Loveable, Playful, Funny Puppies, Doggies, Kitties, or Any Type Of Animal, Reptiles, etc

[AmbereyesWolfie]

 

[Jimi]

Here's something weird

 

[Lannie]

Cats in boxes... I got a million of 'em! Here's a good one from the internet:

 

[Jimi]

 

[Bliss Doubt]

What is this?

 

[Bliss Doubt]

Love waits when you get home

 

[AmbereyesWolfie]

What is this?

A Caracal

 

[Jimi]

 

[Jimi]

Cats sleep around 15 hours per day.​

Humans tend to adore cats despite some of their more difficult tendencies, which include sprawling across laptops and books, delivering (unwanted) gifts of mice, and begging for a food refill before their bowl is even empty — not to mention keeping their pet parents up all night with loud yowls and frenzied midnight runs. But who can blame a house cat for the mischief they get up to in the wee hours? After all, cats sleep around 15 hours per day, so it makes sense that their bedtime routines don’t align with ours. But why do they need so much rest?

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[Bliss Doubt]

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Cats sleep around 15 hours per day.​

Humans tend to adore cats despite some of their more difficult tendencies, which include sprawling across laptops and books, delivering (unwanted) gifts of mice, and begging for a food refill before their bowl is even empty — not to mention keeping their pet parents up all night with loud yowls and frenzied midnight runs. But who can blame a house cat for the mischief they get up to in the wee hours? After all, cats sleep around 15 hours per day, so it makes sense that their bedtime routines don’t align with ours. But why do they need so much rest?

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Yep, they live the life of Riley. "Gotta hurry up and finish eating. I'm late for a nap".

 

[AmbereyesWolfie]

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Cats sleep around 15 hours per day.​

Humans tend to adore cats despite some of their more difficult tendencies, which include sprawling across laptops and books, delivering (unwanted) gifts of mice, and begging for a food refill before their bowl is even empty — not to mention keeping their pet parents up all night with loud yowls and frenzied midnight runs. But who can blame a house cat for the mischief they get up to in the wee hours? After all, cats sleep around 15 hours per day, so it makes sense that their bedtime routines don’t align with ours. But why do they need so much rest?

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Tangee tucked himself in for a good nights sleep

How long this actually lasted...only he knows

 

[Jimi]