@lavishsqualor started it back in 2016 with an absolutely hysterical post, and several others piled on with some pretty fantastic cat huffing stories. After reading them all, I will admit to this forum—but no one else—that I tried to huff my cats.Is this going to be anything like the gal who made a thread about her boyfriend spilling toast crumbs all over the cat? That was hysterically funny
All our barn cats smell like hay@lavishsqualor started it back in 2016 with an absolutely hysterical post, and several others piled on with some pretty fantastic cat huffing stories. After reading them all, I will admit to this forum—but no one else—that I tried to huff my cats.
Mocha smells like hay.
), and a certain imp who won't be named (it's Baby Girl) smells like cheese. Oh the shock 
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I had a little tortie once that would roll and let out the highest pitched longwinded little squeak-chirp you've ever heard if I sang or whistled. She's been gone for decades but I always wondered if she was singing along, or just wishing she had a plate of rotten vegetables to throw at me
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Aw that is adorable and one the best thing about cats you get to decide! I've decided that as my kitten does not attack me when I sing I must have a beautiful voice.I had a little tortie once that would roll and let out the highest pitched longwinded little squeak-chirp you've ever heard if I sang or whistled. She's been gone for decades but I always wondered if she was singing along, or just wishing she had a plate of rotten vegetables to throw at me
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I have always hated the negative response to the people who have "too many cats" even before I ever had a cat. Almost always this means they rescued those cats. What is there to shame here or the crazy thing? Saving lives? I applaud you for helping them~ I don't tell many people that I have far too many cats that stray into my yard and become part of my "cat family" . I mostly share these details only with fellow cat crazy folks here at The Cat Site and people I meet at the spay/neuter rescue shelter
I've always wanted to move down south, but I would be afraid to leave my cats even for a few hours. A deadly poisonous snake or spider could get into the house and kill them.
NY is pretty safe, the snakes and spiders here aren't deadly.
It made me smile that you didn't say "A deadly poisonous snake or spider could kill them" and not "...could kill me/us."I've always wanted to move down south, but I would be afraid to leave my cats even for a few hours. A deadly poisonous snake or spider could get into the house and kill them.
We have talked to our older daughter about taking care of our cats if something happens to my wife and me. She has a cat and is currently in vet school. So, I think our cats will be in good hands.
I've seen people with 30 or more animals in their house that have a really clean pristine place because they are diligent about house breaking dogs and scooping boxes and general cleaning, and making sure everyone is healthy, and vet them when they're not.I have always hated the negative response to the people who have "too many cats" even before I ever had a cat. Almost always this means they rescued those cats. What is there to shame here or the crazy thing? Saving lives? I applaud you for helping them
That is a lot of dogs and I can't comment on that, but I know people who own a lot of cats. My cousin has 10 cats, my uncle has about 20 (all rescues). Even though they change out the litter out once a week and keep the house as clean as possible, the house still has a overwhelming odor when you walk in the door. The males can spray and mark territory even if they're neutered. IMO, it is practically impossible to keep a totally odor-free home if there are more than 5 cats in the house.
Thank you! She's absolutely my soul kitty... she is fun, charming, intelligent, soulful, and a love bug.
