What is my cat trying to tell me?

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webcricket

(So chill.) No wonder it's freezing
Mar 22, 2006
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Syracuse, NY
Lately I've been coming home to find this:

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:bowing: :bowing: :bowing: :bowing: :bowing: :bowing: :bowing: :bowing: :bowing: :bowing: :bowing: :bowing: :bowing: :bowing: :bowing:

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Maybe her husband died in the kitty-nutcracker dude war. :sad:
 
no,he's tryin to tell you that guy is bored and needs toys,duh
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Toys, toys, toys !!!

The rings off milk jugs make very popular toys.
 
i work in a coffee shop and at first i tried to save the milk rings for the cats. . . turns out they like to EAT them, not play with them.

sigh.
 
Perhaps he wants to join the Canadian mounted police? or was rescued by one and wants to say thanks?
 
LOL, she actually has about 8 or 10 (lost count) of that particular toy floating around. It's her favorite (she is a fan of bells) and happens to be the only toy the dog isn't interested in tearing apart. She also leaves them in her food dish and the water bowl.

I suppose this is just the newest "hiding" spot - last spot was behind a big house plant. I find it amusing though that it looks like some form of iconic cat worship.
 
LOL that is so funny!!
 
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