Cat Behavior Curious Gifts

"Why can't you bring me a rodent like a normal cat?"

Randall couldn't wait to see what else the 'Magic Trash Can' could make disappear.

'Dr Hodges, here, is from England and he's been observing us for 14 years. Mr Ferrell, an American, has been here only 3 weeks. Monique Corveu, from Paris, has practically been living with us for about nine years...'

Cat Reunion

"I'm not napping yet, but I am getting ready to with a pre-nap warm up."

He acts all cool and feral until the can of food comes out. Jingle jingle jingle.

Cat Show

'Technically, I was making fun of your writing ability.'

WANTED Dead or Alive - Schrodinger's Cat.

"There HAS to be a giant ball at the end of all this string."

"I have good news and bad news about your cat, Dr Schrodinger..."

"Can you come back next week? He's napping."

"Now here's a tale that'll make you hair stand on end"

"What we have here is a severe case of over-growing."

Litter Box Logistics Ltd.

Shhh – I'm taking a virtual nap.

"Geez, Gary. How long you been workin' in that garden?"

Long before Newton, Yampoo discovers gravity, unfortunately the Liazo Tribe doesn't have a written alphabet.

Cat in tank sees fish form letters to spell out, 'Help'.

String Theory for Beginners.

"If anyone should ask, I was in my doggy bed from 7 p.m. to midnight. Understand?"

Cat hunting in a cuckoo clock.

"What SPF sunscreen do you suggest for lying around in a sunny spot?"

"Just how many ways are there to skin a cat?"

'Yes, that person there...'

'Yes, you were abandoned. But then I adopted you. Why are you still taking it out on my couch?'

"Actually, There's a lot less pressure since I've gone from his best friend to his therapy dog."

'Wait a minute - isn't this one yours and that one mine?'

'We don't do tricks.. because then they'll begin to expect it.'

'Education is very important. Let's go buy three liters of books so we can learn!'

"I tried dog food once. It tasted like chicken."

Question Mark

'Oh my god, I may have to walk on the floor!'

"It takes him forever to finish."

"In this piece, Muffy uses broad, vigorous strokes in a passionate expression of feline angst."