Say hi to Lemmy, Lionel!

Not really. I got a message. "Can you take three more? Probably Kibo's littermates." "Sure." "Is now good?" "The gate is open."

It's much easier to have four kittens raise each other than to raise one kitten yourself.

Dio's full list of titles and honorifics;

The Immortal Shining Empurror Diocletian, Primordial Leviathan of the Mare Cognitum, Treader of Dawn through the Forest of Stars, Dreadnought of Ithaka, White Ward of Dol Guldur, Sacred Son of the Wayfarer Caladan Brood

Which is a bunch of black metal band names cobbled together in a semi-coherent manner. The roommates and I also refer to him as "The Void."

"Can you take a foster? 4 weeks old. Is eating wet food. URI." "Let me check my med stock.". ... "I have azithromycin. We can't drive right now. Can you deliver?" "Yes. And I will return the Tupperware you delivered the cowboy beans in." "Does it have a name?" "Nope. Fresh from the trailer park."

I have done my due diligence on harness training, but I was specifically wondering if anyone uses a second harness? My cat is very strong and flexible so I was scared he might slip out of his harness, which is this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FQNFNDSD

He tolerates it well but I'm worried that it's too easy to get out of.

I was wondering if a second harness that was more strappy could act as a failsafe and if anyone here has done that.

It's cute and there's nothing you can do about it.

Izzy has two purrs, there's her contented comfy purr she does when settling in for a nap, and she's got her guilt purr which she does about an inch from my eyeball when she wants her breakfast. It's a noise she can make continuously for hours that is simultaneously irritating and adorable.

Or she throws things.

I'm worried about his genetics. He was re-homed to me at 2yo, his previous owners did some genetic selection for him which I don't think I approve of. But he's my cat and I love him to bits and pieces and I want to know that he's ok.