i lmao'd

JuneBug Lands a Turtle fLIP!

She did this all on her own I had no idea where she was for a few minutes =D
Children are a lot of work but kitties are a lot of fun.

http://www.videosprout.c...2-fa4f-b8d4-000005fd91a4

Please note her response 3 seconds in. "Eh." Kitties got vocabulary!

Tune in for tonight's episode- "Kat Kong takes New York!!!" seriously do it cuz tv whats that

One of her stuffed toys has catnip in it, she jumped up and was getting nice then lay down to chill.

She blended right in I had my head a few feet away and didnt know she was there, she is a really fun kitty.

It looks staged but it really wasn't, prior to her pushing the toys around she could barely stand up on the shelf. That'd be lame anyway shes super cool all on her own

I cant wait for my new friend who is a female to meet my... kitty.

Junebug is the size of a full grown cat at 4 months only and now I work seven days a week and feed her a lot morning and night. I am kinda wondering how big she'll get sleepin all day. She tears around the house all night but it's good, if I sleep completely still I don't get pounced on. Her dad is like 2 and a half feet long not including the tail he looks like something else maybe felinus domesticus variegated unusualus

I realized the key was preventing her mom from disciplining her just after weaning. SHe nursed whenever, here and there. Shes all sweetness and confidence and we don't have any rules just catproofing the place. I never scold her, the occasional no here and there and if I tell her to go somewhere she will.

She actually just fell off the shelf but I caught her. <<< just after I typed that she stood on the backspace and deleted it!!!

I thought kittys werent supposed to fall but idk anything about them for sure really

The second picture was right before she fell off the shelf and she would have landed onher back and head not her feet, I don't get what was going on there. Cats are supposed to land ontheir feet but she is like too comfortable to care

Epic

mayor stubbs got mauled by a dog recently, unfortunately.
he is still alive, though so its ok
http://news.yahoo.com/alaska-to...acked-dog-083729100.html

The extraordinary scene was captured
by photography student Casey
Gutteridge at the Santago Rare
Leopard Project in Hertfordshire.
Casey was astounded by the mouse's
behavior. He said: "I have no idea
where the mouse came from - he just
appeared in the enclosure after the
keeper had dropped in the meat for the
leopard."
"He didn't take any notice of the
leopard, just went straight over to the
meat and started feeding.
But the leopard was pretty surprised,
she bent down and sniffed the mouse
and flinched a bit like she was scared.
In the meantime the mouse just carried
on eating like nothing had happened."
She gave him a shove with her nose,
but even a gentle shove does not deter
the little creature from
getting his fill.

This picture is creepy!