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Mouse is absolutely stunning!!!!

Most of these questions can be answered easily by asking them as if they applied to yourself.  

Today, I made a purse for the first time. I made it out of cat fur a friend gifted me, as I said I wished I had a lighter colour to work with than my boy's charcoal grey undercoat.

My parents had a huge fight and my mother had wanted a cat all of the 17 years she had been with him he refused to have an animal in the house. He was allowed to return under the condition that my mother got us a cat, which she bought for £20 from a student at the school she worked in as her cat...

My Eli. He's a 13 year old Domestic Longhair.

I live in London close to a busy main road and let my cat out whenever he wants. Your cat really is not that far removed from his wild cousins (especially compared to dogs, yet taking them outside is deemed compulsory). Why do you think they still have their pricked ears, tabby markings and...

Yes he does but he responds better to the chirpy noise I make with my mouth when I want to draw his attention to me/particular object/direction e.g. about to ask him to do a trick. I can't do it really loudly but a meow travels alot and he usually comes charging to the back door on command. If...

We could all make a music video of us and our kitties :0 I can edit

Yay :3 *licks* Is your cat floofy? Mine's like angora under the guard hair so I thought 'why not' and made finger puppets :3 He was so bemused at first lol

Looks really cool and fancy :0 Eli just has a dog harness from Poundland lol. But clips in long hair can be a little fiddly. Maybe i should get him one of those for christmas

So sorry for your loss :( Eli likes to wrap his paws around an arm and nuzzle or lick it. Suppose thats as big as his armspan is. If he is sitting above me on a pillow or the stairs he will rest his chin on my shoulder or head like he is giving the bear hug which is really comforting because...

My cat does fetch, shake, hi five, sit, lay down, beg and spin in a little circle. I'm beginning to think he will do anything for cheese.

Lol Cats are cats. They do animal speak. They can't talk like humans. We cam act like animals so i don't see why you shouldn't make yourself more easily communicable. I'm a wolf therian so fair enough kitty has had to learn some canine language but nothing wrong with being a cat with your cat...

I have no idea. My cat loves belly rubs, does dog tricks, talks to me, wags his tail when happy, likes his fur rubbed backward, is really playful and on the large side. Most people's cats just seem like ornaments. But I think its partly to do with his innate personality and partly because I try...

My voice doesn't travel well; Eli comes without fail when i open the back door and MEOW. We meow back and forth until he's at the door. Recently I heard ( couldn't see, it was the garden in front with a tall wall) Eli growling at another cat. I called his name commenting on how he was too old...

I think alot of cats are interested in music conceptually. I know so many that seem to really come over to check out what you're doing and how it works when i play an instrument or sing. I suppose they at least get that its some form of tonal communication, some appear to just enjoy relaxing...

Eli has never really been interested in real toys until recently ( he's 11/12) i caught him batting the mice on his scratching post lately. He loves chasing things. So he likes fetch and these ornamental sticks in my living room that make an enticing swishy noise he will chase them lightning...

I've made finger puppets with cat felt, but I might try sewing a mouse out of Eli's fur. If any of you have floofycats send me a bag of fur and I'll make a personalised toy with it :3