Thank you!She is so gorgeous! I especially love the "facepaw" View attachment 285678
Thank you!She is so gorgeous! I especially love the "facepaw" View attachment 285678
Which one is this beauty tarasgirl?I did a big load including sheets this morning. FUR. Massive FUR. Enough for several cats. Or kittens, anyway.
Here is one of the reasons:
View attachment 285671A VERY helpful bed-maker. *Installs blue and cream fluff on demand. Or not on demand.*
IDK how I missed these -- your cats are so adorable! The smile in the first picture is so cute! *And I see we're fellow IKEA fans. I'd recognize that dresser anywhere -- I have two!*
That's the Big "E", Elvis, golondrina . One would never imagine a shorthaired cat to shed SO MUCH fur. He leaves tufts all over. Even after I brush him, which I try to do several times a day.Which one is this beauty tarasgirl?
*Oh, to know your address. I'd be over there in a NY heartbeat with my coat with the BIG pockets.*
That is some SERIOUS floof!
Such a gorgeous pic of such a gorgeous cat!!!Does IN your bed count? HB's latest thing is to crawl waaay under the sheet and go to sleep.
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Nacho is a cutie!!!I have 4 cats, 3 of them sleep on my bed every night(the 4th is antisocial). This is Nacho, he prefers to sleep on my legs or where my legs are supposed to be.
Its a new thing for HB, only the last few months. Its lovely unless its hot out, bc cats run so hot is like sleeping next to a furry hot water bottleSuch a gorgeous pic of such a gorgeous cat!!!
Many of my furmily have slept under the covers ful length, next to me. I really treasure those times. Everyone sleeps on the top of the covers now, but I'm glad to say all three have been sleeping with me.
Ive had a decent amount of cats & HB is the only one who's slept under the covers with me. I dont think its that common but i could be wrong...Our daughters each have a cat. Both of their cats will go under the sheet and blanket and stay there for hours.
None of our cats has ever gone under a sheet let alone a blanket.
I'm sure there is some deep psychological explanation about why some cats do and some don't.