Guest post: Until the age of adoptability
Do you hear that sound? No, it’s not the Horn of Gondor. No, it’s not your mother calling you to dinner. No, it’s not Santa. It’s KITTENS.
Do you hear that sound? No, it’s not the Horn of Gondor. No, it’s not your mother calling you to dinner. No, it’s not Santa. It’s KITTENS.
I have it on good authority that you are confused. Don’t look so surprised; the cats told me.
This time ten years ago, we’d never have guessed that someday we would all gobble Greek yogurt and hashtag everything. This time two years ago, we didn’t know Bubbles or Riley or Chewbacca-mask lady. This time last year, some of our favorite people were just getting ready to get down.
If you watch television, you “learn” certain things. Certain brands of cat food will cause your pet to have a hallucinogenic, quasi-religious experience. Certain politicians will literally fix all the problems that ever existed and make everything awesome all the time. And a certain diagnosis means you are inevitably enormous, out of shape, and probably […]
When it comes to cats, I have a slight tendency to act upon impulses. When it comes to my cat-related impulses, my instincts have not done wrong by me.
A family of six enjoyed a miraculous Mother’s Day this year. That family just so happens to be feline.
We see a lot at Tabby’s Place. Some days, it seems we see it all, feel it all. And then we meet a cat who’s out-felt the whole lot of us.
Tabby’s Place is a very fine place indeed. But make no mistake: the best place for every cat is with his own particular slice of humanity. Ergo, we are jubilant for one Julius.*
If you are a living creature, you may have some questions. What is life? Why are we here? What ever happened to justice, and mercy, and pudding pops, and Nickelodeon Gak?
April, are you really the cruelest month? You took one Prince, but you gave us another in his bathrobe. You took too many friends, but you promised to return them in an April that will never end.