We have perches by the windows of the room and when I am sitting on my beanbag she will launch herself from one and land on my chest with a satisfied meow.
That's really cute. They certainly don't want him to get up, do they? And your Special Agents are doing a great job selecting carpet.
They made some great selections there. They picked carpet where black cat hair will blend in so much better than the carpet that you have right now.
Ophelia is just too darn cute for words!
it's hard to compliment every cat. I would never get off this site. But they are all truly beautiful. Some have a cuddly look, some playful, some serene, and some just wayyyy to cute.
Mouse sounds like such a delightful cat. I've read about him in some of your other posts and always thought he sounded adorable.
Only some days?
Ooh, I forgot about the how does your cat get your attention question!
When I first got Mouse the only strategies he knew were 1) Bite, and 2) Jump up at my head.... these being how he got his fur-mom's attention.Thankfully he did learn that these were not my preferred methods and now uses a rather more appropriate collection depending on how desperate he is.
Stage 1 will involve walking about in full sight and being as silly as possible in an attempt to get you to play with him, or if hungry to follow him through to the kitchen. Stage 2 is a roll about on the floor looking as cute as possible act and then if he wants to play he will jump up, if for belly rubs he just lays there and waits for you to get down to his level and muss up his fur, or if he wants food he will be next to the food bowl or puzzle feeder or what ever gives stupid humans enough of a clue. Stage 3 if I am sitting down is to jump up, climb on my chest and lay flat so I have to stop what I'm doing (usually on the computer, if standing he will jump up in to your arms and potentially progress to shoulders or head depending on how well the human is known to him, and if in bed he will alternate between jumping up on to your belly with as much force as he can and then race off to what ever he wants and meow, then repeat as many times has he has to to drag a tired human out of bed....
He has another strategy with one of my lodgers, which is to start meowing as pathetically, plaintively and loudly as he possibly can the second he sees him and continues to do this until he is picked up, fed, tap turned on for a drink, played with, or all of these in no particular order. Mouse is usually a very quiet cat so the way he behaves with this person is quite hilarious.
What Mouse almost always forgets to do is get your attention when he's slinking about your feet which means he regularly trips people up and gets trodden on.
