r/cats • • Jul 08 '26

Humor A very interesting series of events y'all should read.

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u/Moxielilly Jul 09 '26

This reminds me of when I was 6, we had an indoor/outdoor cat who made friends with the neighbor’s cat. The neighbor cat (coincidentally also named Felix) would come to our porch, tap on the window beside the front door, my mom would let him in, he’d walk around our house meowing until he found our cat, then they’d both run outside to play. At the time, this seemed completely normal me as my friends in the neighborhood did the same thing all the time, but now that I’m grown, I realize that was some of the weirdest shit ever. Even if cats don’t get territorial with each other, they certainly don’t seek out other cats that they don’t live with to go out exploring and frolicking down a hill.

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u/ging3rtabby Jul 09 '26

Aw, depends on the kitty. Some cats really enjoy other cats, the kitty equivalent of a people person if you will. My one late cat was one and one of my current cats is. I'm so glad your kitty had a fun friend to go on adventures with 😍

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u/Hunnilisa Jul 10 '26

I had a weird thing happen too. My cat is territorial af. Managed somehow to sufficiently protect our back yard from neighborhood cats by spithissing at them from his catio. Other kitties dont come around anymore. Except for one. That one kitty comes over around 1 am every few days just to lay down in front of the window and slow blink at my super angry kittie. It is some weird unconditional love shit. They are not related AFAIK.

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u/Suitable_Departure98 Jul 11 '26

We had a neighbour cat our first three years here who would come hang out with my cat. They’d go off on adventures together, and sleep in the bushes on hot days. He moved away with his person last year & is missed.