I seem to be odd one out as usual. Most of the posters are talking about how comfy s/he is and I thought s/he looked ready to leap out and pounce on something. At least we both agree on the focused part jamieT.
JamieT
May 14, 2016
S/he does look like s/he's ready to pounce, but probably thinking something like, "This human's scaring all the birds away."
pixipixil
May 14, 2016
You have that right. I think I'll call you the cat whisperer.
retirenow14
May 15, 2016
It seems best to let a cat or dog pick their human, and not the other way around. I have felt the closest to those animals that came to me, apparently wanting a place to hang out or maybe live. I have actually had two tomcats bring their kittens, both male, to me. One was a stray who I had told that I wanted his little son. When the kitten was weaned he brought the little guy over and gave him to me. Of course, I ended up with his two sisters, also, as all were born of the same stray mom.
pixipixil
May 16, 2016
That's interesting. I didn't know tomcats got involved with the kittens. Having a cat choose you is best. I took one home that I really fell in love with but she never liked me. Happily she did like my husband so it was okay.
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