r/KittyWampus

Give your voids a little extra love and treats today. It's their day.

Not OC -- I had to share these cute tuxedo kitties on their current adoption list

So Lily Pika was born in my home when I found her pregnant Mom in the streets of my neighborhood years ago. But due to the landlord then, I was only allowed to keep 1 out of the litter that came from Lily P’s mama. My new landlord is a little more accommodating and says she would be okay if Lily were to have a sibling. Lily P is 4 years old and hasn’t been around other cats since she was about 5-6 months old. She is spade and up to date on shots of course. I worry about her being lonely when I am gone for work because she is very clingy whenever I am home. Thankfully, I mostly work from home but I am gone about 3 days a week for approximately 6-9hours depending.

I have watched most of Jackson Galaxy’s shows and am just worried about how long a process would take to introduce a new sibling though? Also wondering about extra costs?

Please give advice based on your experience going from 1 to 2 cats with the eldest being alone for about 3-4 years. As you do, please enjoy some funny play-time featuring my earthly best friend!

My Artic Snowflake 🥶❄️ with hers out! She's gotten so comfortable here that she has let her tongue slip out. 🫶🏼💜

We have made it! She is finally comfortable with everyone and comes out and lays by me and with the pups all the time. She'll come in asking for love and then ploop on the couch watching everyone. She's come a long way from that frail kitten from the chicken coop in the middle of the arctic freeze.

I made a popping sound with my mouth, and this is her"what's that" look

This picture seems like the opening intro to some spooky Stephen King movie...and u/Catdaddywhisper was never seen again 😳

Gannicus' father was a Maine Coon. Ivan was rescued from an unlicensed cattery breeding Russian Blues. Both are full sized, healthy boys. Despite not being full breed blood lines, both of these toms show distinct size differences inherited from their parents.

I have been working the midnight shift and I get home and I let stinker out in the yard before it gets too hot and I'm usually in bed by 9 AM, so she gets a couple hours of outside time. It's life in the midwest