True Definition Of A Lap Cat
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Alm0stAwesome
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Lol hilarious! And lift... 1 2 3 ...and relax... 1 2 3...
She is a wee cutey but can be a pain in the -$$. She has her mad moment usually between 10:30-1130pm.... So i'm waiting for it to start.......... She bounces from the upstairs right down to the living room, I'm surprised my neighbours haven't complained 
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thats a great caption picture 
my last foster cat always had a funny five minutes at 2 in the morning, my present fosters can just sit in the palm of my hand, too cute for words 
they were found tied up in a carrier bag and dumped, they should still be with mum 
my last foster cat always had a funny five minutes at 2 in the morning, my present fosters can just sit in the palm of my hand, too cute for words they were found tied up in a carrier bag and dumped, they should still be with mum
Alm0stAwesome
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Oh my goodness, I've started going through my yearly (sometimes bi-yearly lol) "should I get a cat" phase - this year I have fewer excuses not to get one than ever before and my husband has come round the the idea as well. This is a very dangerous situation!
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Haha that's brilliant 
Flubberlump
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That's so funny! If I know one thing about Siamese, it's how noisy they are! Bet she talks like crazy when she has her mad half hour. I love them.
I have two cats. One is from cat rescue and he is 10 years old now. When I brought my siamese home he was none to pleased. Penny (my siamese) wants to play but he has none of it, so she settles for either licking or biting my dog
...... Why settle for one when you can have two. 
That's so funny! If I know one thing about Siamese, it's how noisy they are! Bet she talks like crazy when she has her mad half hour. I love them.
OMG !! you are so right. She talks and talks and talks, it can be really loud sometimes. I don't know what treats you feed yours, but she goes absolutely crazy for Thrive (fish) dried cat treats. I consider wearing metal gloves to feed her she goes that crazy
thats a great caption picture
Awww ......I don't know why people do those things. Good for you for fostering......
I should buy her a pair of spandex and sweatbands and play some Olivia Newton John
Flubberlump
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Haha! I don't have Siamese, I have two Pixiebobs but they talk almost as much! I used to work in a quarantine kennels and cattery and looked after a few Siamese over the years, they were so funny! One of them was so loud that we had to try to creep past his window if we were outside so we didn't set him off. Once he started he went on for an hour lol.
How strange, we used to get a Siamese in the boarding cattery called Penny! She was lovely.
Two cats are definitely better than one. Especially the more active and intelligent breeds, Pixiebobs are actually referred to as dog-cats because of their characters. I wanted mine to have company while my partner and I were at work so I got her a friend. Mansey ( the first one) was less than impressed when we brought Domino home at 16 weeks old, but she thinks she's his mother now, and so does he!
I always think that it's nice for any animal to have company of their own species. As long as it's not something that gets territorial and aggressive with it's own species lol.
Alm0st Awesome, get a cat! Or two! You won't regret it! Just think of all the little cats in rescue shelters wanting homes. 
How strange, we used to get a Siamese in the boarding cattery called Penny! She was lovely.
Two cats are definitely better than one. Especially the more active and intelligent breeds, Pixiebobs are actually referred to as dog-cats because of their characters. I wanted mine to have company while my partner and I were at work so I got her a friend. Mansey ( the first one) was less than impressed when we brought Domino home at 16 weeks old, but she thinks she's his mother now, and so does he!
I always think that it's nice for any animal to have company of their own species. As long as it's not something that gets territorial and aggressive with it's own species lol.
Alm0st Awesome, get a cat! Or two!
You won't regret it! Just think of all the little cats in rescue shelters wanting homes. Its funny you should mention the creeping about. If I get up for a drink of water during the night I try so hard to be as quiet as possible, for exactly the same reason........... I may not have a fellow cat for her to snuggle up to, but she has taken a shine to my dog. Once I saw the dog standing in the kitchen near his bed for ages and I couldn't figure out why he wasn't going into his bed only to find the cat sprawled in his bed. He is either so considerate or like me doesn't want to start her off ...ha ha ha (have a look at my avatar piccy.. says it all)
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