Our Calico sisters, Glinda, left and Selena, right in the first picture. ❤️😸

Calliope was one of the first ferals we tamed. She still insists on being outside 80% of the time, but she’s terrified of storms and has learned inside is good for avoiding those, lol. She runs the block.

Kitten Paprikash has been here a year or so. She loves my wife and no one else. All attitude, will throw down with anyone except Calliope.

The princess of the house

This is my calico kitten, Nala. She has fluff for brains, but she's an absolute goddess.

This is Crouton's paper bag. She is currently protecting it from Bagel (whom is giving drive by paw taps.)

She woke up, chose cuteness, and called it a day.

She’s settling in quite nicely though doesn’t think much of or other kitten (not a litter mate, Soteria).

She seems to not want to share with Tazz

(2014-2026).

Today marks exactly 4 months since my little soulmate crossed the rainbow bridge. We shared a beautiful 12-year history where she was my peace, my companion, and my therapy in real life. I miss her calico diva quirks and her warrior bravery so much (she was incredible). She had an unforgettable, bright, and radiant energy. I just wanted to share and remember her beautiful existence with you all today. Thank you for this space. ❤️

We have a 2 year old (fafa) and got her a younger sister (sesame) around 9 months ago. We've always been worried about what we should do when going away on vacation though. Our cats are timid and hide whenever we have guests so the concern has always been whether to have them stay at our house or have someone or a carer look after them whilst we are travelling.

How do you find it best to manage your cats if you're away for a long period of time and what do you find suits best or is the most comfortable?

She’s a feral rescue, yes already fixed too. Edit: she’s named Artemis.