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Black cats are so strange. Meet sketchy

Pickle is almost 5 months old now

Don't let her face fool you, we call her "the bad one"

My cat enjoying the Sun and the grave of our deceased cat mona

Show me your calico cats

I Finally Got a Family Photo of my Bottle Babies!

Good cop bad cop

Tell me the story of how you got your cat

Here is my sweet girl Pumpkin. I was working a random morning shift at the Dollar General in a very, very small town and as I was ringing a customer out I noticed the automatic doors open and in walks cat. I was so beyond confused and after I finished the transaction as quickly as possible I went around to find the cat and my manager to tell her that a cat had just waltzed in the front doors. We found her and tried to give her some wet food but she wouldn't eat and she was cold and very dirty and tired. She looked so sad so I brought her home. The first night I held her and cried because I didn't know if she was going to be okay. She perked up the next day after a stay in a warm room and some tuna and she's been my best friend ever since. I don't know how this sweet angel found me but I will forever be thankful that she did. My life was going so downhill and she lifted me up and continues to lift me up in my times of need. My soulcat forever and ever, I'll love her until my last breath and then some 🧡 I'm so glad I can spoil her and give her the life she always deserved.

Momma and her Baby laying together

Trying to choose pet insurance for these two cuties

I am in the process of choosing pet insurance for my two cats. They are both indoor only cats My first cat is a 7 year old domestic shorthair. He hasn't had any issues in at least 4 years. He's only gone to the vet for his yearly check ups. My second cat is a 3 year old domestic mediumhair. Robin has issues with constipation so she's currently on lactulose daily. Our vet says it's common with medium/long haired cats. I don't expect Robin's constipation issues to be covered since she takes lactulose every day but I do wonder if she'd be covered for say, ingesting a bunch of plastic and needing surgery because of a blockage. It's like related sort of since she has gastrointestinal issues but to me it seems more of an accidental blockage than one related to her digestion issues. I am currently leaning on choosing PawProtect. I noticed that they offer a Medical History Review upon signing up so they can tell me exactly what's covered and what won't be covered. Can anyone share their experiences with pet insurance?

Here starts his modelling career

My cat really knows how to pose.