Or sniffs it, at any rate. It would seem he’s strictly a banana guy.

Oh and happy Watermelon Week everyone!

Cute kittens can even make utter failure look adorable.

These two brave felines take on their natural enemy in the wild.

Oh and the best part is at 2:14

When a thirsty cat is thirsty, any water will do.

I say give this little fella the leading role in the next ‘Cat in the Hat’ remake. I’m sure he will be much better than Mike Myers.

My son has been on a big Cat in the Hat kick lately. We read the book every night, and have watched the movie a million times already. Recently he remarked that our kitten, Julian, looks a bit like the Cat in the Hat and that he should dress like him for Halloween, which got the gears in my head turning. Since today was a quiet day, and I had a bit of time, I decided to get my craft on…

I made it with a cardboard paper towel roll, some of that thin crafting foam, some elastic, and a glue gun.

Source: sonicsink on craftster.org

Rule number one of Kitty Club: Always expect the sneak attack.

3… 2… 1…

Classic kitten on kitten stalking, as cute as it may be it’s still a crime! I suggest orange kitty get a tiny restraining order.

It’s official, Scottish Folds are way too cute for their own good, and that music just makes the kitty seem even fluffier, if that is even possible.

And that thing around the cat’s neck is a Elizabethan collar. Basically a more comfortable version of the plastic cones pets get after stitches or surgery.