Breaking Cat News by Georgia Dunn for April 07, 2017

Puck is supposed to be the sweet, gentle, one. They are lucky Elvis hasn’t come to complain.

The foot is tapping and the tail is swishing. Now would be a good time. This will only escalate, and you will NOT like that. Trust me, you will not.

On the matter of cats and potential menace…. I’d love to have one of these [follow link] but I’d definitely lock it out of the bedroom at night… http://31.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxvtmaJYBw1qli1kxo1_500.png

Its the same when someone decides to hang up and then you come i and say “Just HANG UP.”

The Cat of Adventure would run around the bedroom, sounding like a herd of small horses.

Is it just me, or do the People look subpar in this strip?

When I was a Groomer and Vet tech, I rescued a white, semi long haired cat with green eyes. I named him, Meow. Meow would wake me up by lying on my face and purring real loud! When I pulled him off, he would give me, ‘that face’, who could refuse to get up and feed the cat after getting,‘that face?’

Prefer the simpler version where they just swat at them. :D

Better fill all three bowls or Elvis and Lupin will do the same routine as Puck did.

If they think the cats are demanding, just wait until the baby comes.

SOMEONE GET IN THE KITCHEN, AND I MEAN NOW! FEED US!!

My two just had a wrestling match on top of my. Nothing like two writhing bodies pouncing on your stomach at 6:00 to wake you up.

Puck doesn’t care WHO does it, just so long as someone DOES IT. NOW.

When I was a kid, our cat Sylvester (he’s been gone now for a few years) would be at the front door, meowing loudly. My parents bedroom was next to the livingroom, but they didn’t get up. My bedroom was in the back, he knew who he would wake up. So, I would get up, get him some food, go back to bed. After he ate, he would come in and thank me, getting back to sleep wasn’t always easy with a very loudly purring kitty. Miss him.

Don’t be rude! Give us food!

FEED THE KITTIEZ!!!!!!!!!!

Demonic Puck! I love it.

HAHA When hints don’t work…LOL

I have one kitty who is a messy eater and likes to partake a little at a time.

The other one eats everything all at once, licks the bowl to the last molecule of flavor and goes looking for more.

Obviously, I have to separate the two.

The unfortunate part is that I have a bit of a insect problem, and while the front-loader kitty will chase the cucarachas, sloppy kitty won’t. You can guess whose bowl has a problem and why I can’t just leave kibble in either bowl overnight.

Oh god, this conversation. We have it regularly.

“Someone get in the kitchen!!!!”