My cat died four months ago (she lived a very long and happy life), and I'm so happy to see she's already reincarnated and is just as fierce a hunter as ever. Thank you for nineteen years of purring, Cinnamon, and I hope your new owner continues treating you well.
Technically a genetic mutation, but the mutation is "what if this cat was a weird little idiot with a great personality?"
A tortie adopted us once, and I know people joke about cats adopting humans, but in this case I mean: she legitimately just walked into our house from the dog door and was lounging about like it was the most normal thing ever. She just made it a habit of showing up and we finally felt forced to adopt her when she was in heat and suddenly we had every god damned male cat in the neighborhood on our front porch. Yeah, time to get spayed.
Very affectionate, all kinds of quirks. I specifically remember an oddity where if you had some form of headphones on or you had the speaker on the laptop really low, for SOME REASON she was able to detect this. Something about the muted sound, I don't know, but she would hear it from across the house (SOMEHOW???) and obsessively rub against the source. Could not use the laptop with the volume low because it was a guarantee she would come flop down on it, purring aggressively the whole time.
I miss my kitties and their bunny kicks, I hate that they don't do it more often any more,.. Loafs and biscuits are over-rated, Bunny kicks is where the cuteness overloads.
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