LOL, yes, cats are very smart 
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Goldengirl52
(Denise)
#122
Have you seen the whack-a-mole boxes? Escpecially the ones with sweet dogs trying to figure out the kittens and where they are going to popup next!! I canât copy a great one I see on facebook dangit 
Maybe I can, hope itâs ok with forum https://www.facebook.com/akiyamaguchiphotography/videos/371178365184365
ElgynsToy
#123
Soooo adorable 
Fun fact, here in the UK we call this âBat the Ratâ rather than whack-a-mole xD Iâve no idea why, but there we go!
Goldengirl52
(Denise)
#124
Every place has itâs own version, lol! Might be fun to have a âwhac-a-politicianâ LOL!!
ElgynsToy
#125
ElgynsToy
#127
Right?! Itâs the good life, for sure xD
Dilemma surveying her territory.
Shroom deciding I wonât be needing my exercise bike.
Shinita
#129
A very good question⌠But wherever they will end up, the cat will LOVE them (if they are like all of mine). It doesnât matter how many soft fluffy layers any surface has, you put some cloth on it and the cat probably will end up on top.
Shinita
#133
I saw Pie from the window and called her. She came and she is here since.
Tofu was rescued as a kitten from a tree where she was meowing since ages. She put up some fight and that tsundere personality of her barely changed.
Caroline just appeared on a day, still young but almost full sized already. She goes away for a while sometimes but hopefully she considers our house as her base. I canât be sure, there is a couple who are basically her number one caretakers when they are here. She just doesnât come home when they are here. Pie always are around and Tofu is in-between.
Mom had a beautiful princess cat (her personality was really something, we know cats can be princesses⌠a funny Hungarian vet youtuber said all cats are born princesses. the tomcats too), Princess was actually one of her nicknames⌠Mom said she just appeared, marched into Momâs house with big determination and haughtiness (she reminded Mom of a little but powerful tank) and basically said with her eyes: âI am here. Feed me.â Not a little hint of shyness or anxiousness or anything that a brand new cat may have. She adopted the house and Mom on the spot and that was it.
I almost run out of kitty photos, I donât have so many good ones⌠But I will check them, Tofu had some photo shoots, I surely have a few leftâŚ
ElgynsToy
#134
Ted adopted us (this was years ago now). We saw him hanging around the back garden for a while, then he got braver and would poke that big pie face through the cat flap and have a sniff. One day, he just sauntered in, walked into my room and plonked himself down on my couch. And that was that xD
Around this time, we also had Penn and Teller. They started as temporary fosters from a cat shelter I used to volunteer at, and then became permanent residents:
Poor loves were abandoned when their owners moved house; just left them behind like they were old furniture, and Teller had had a break in his front right leg at some point that had never been treated and had resulted in him having a bowed leg. Poor sausages. But they were sweet and trusting as could be
Cosmic1
(Laura)
#135
What cuties. It is heartbreaking how people treat cats. They seem to think because they hunt, they can take care of themselves. They move and leave them behind to fend for themselves.
I feed the cats outside. Most are peopleâs pets that stop by for snacks, but several were abandoned or are feral. I have caught quite a few and found homes for them. Sadieâs sister was here too and the neighborâs got her into the shelter, so I hope she has found a home by now.
@Shinita they do seem to know who to find, donât they? All of my cats have shown up here and adopted me. I have 2 older girls who were the same way.
ElgynsToy
#136
Shinita
#137
Yep, they have good instincts. Maybe they feel something? Cats and dogs usually like me. I take full responsibility, they surely wonât go hungry as long as they find me in the time of need (and I am easy to find)! Itâs good they arenât like snakes and like to have nourishment often or else I probably would see them little (though I am not sure, they definitely are very very attached to my bed and bean bag). They are lovely, purring little things but even the most cute Pie has a default round as eating and finding my bed. I am not nearly as interesting to her (except when I paint a tiny rock, she got affectionate again since I wrote about her rubbing at such a time).
But she is fine if I initiate contact and stays in my lap for long so all is well.
