Bob is Not Alone

After our initial Bob encounter we figured out what there are few of cats who come over to check for food. They mostly come one by one, and look a like, so I am actually wondering if they are relatives of some sort...

One of cats who comes our back yard to get some food, tiny little one at first glance, brought her 4 kittens along for the day (I guess kitten daycare was closed or something). They chilled out in the back yard, played a lot, slept, played again and then left at night. One little one also managed to explore our top patio.

New Cat Tree (Cont.)

Shiva likes new cat tree too. Stalone did try to claim it all for himself, but Shiva was persistent and managed to get on and hold the "ground":

A New Cat Tree

It did seem that cats overgrown their old cat tree located in the living room for quite some time now. Even though they did not complain and were working hard on setting in in these beds which became somewhat tiny, but even if they succeeded, in result all limbs were sticking out and even more than that.

With all that said, cats deserved to get a cat tree upgrade. And today their Extra-Large 7-Foot-Tall Cat Tree "Sequoia" by "Molly and Friends" has arrived.

I haven't seen it myself yet, but Stalone got a sneak-peek already, and I've received a few photos of that process:

Lazy Weekend of Stalone

Stalone is lazy watching Kickboxer marathon:

I guess movie isn't ask exciting to cats as it is to us:

Lazy Friday's Afternoon

Cat's are enjoying themselves this afternoon. At first they both watched Bob eating on the patio:

Then they played, and now they both are getting ready for the afternoon nap.

An Au-Pair Cat

Out neighborhood has a variety of wild life: chipmunks, squirrels, raccoons, possums, foxes, deers, birds, even some kind of snakes. We also have cats walking around the house from time to time. Some of them are somebody else's cats, just walking the territory. And some others may not be so, but it is aways hard to tell. We even had mama cat bringing her two baby kittens few times last summer. I doubt they belonged to somebody, but they didn't do any harm, well apart of maybe catching a bird lured to our bird feeder occasionally, but that is life I guess.