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Paul Chambers🚧

Wondering if we need to get a companion for #SissyCat since #LittleBit crossed over.

She is active, very active, like always wanting our attention and affection, she likes to play, she does her hunting, brings us her prey, (luckily just bugs so far)

Every morning when I get up there are two or three pieces of food on the yoga mat where I spend most of my time.

She always sleeps in the "vulnerable" position, so she feels safe. Always purring.

She's more affectionate. Honestly. I think Little Bit tried to make sure she wasn't too close to us.

I still wonder if we're not enough, though. If she needs another feline

I'm also afraid if we introduce another cat into the house, it might change her personality. Little Bit changed after we rescued her. He went from fun and curious to "cat of the house" serious all the time. Sometimes full "Karen."

Her personality changed for the better after he crossed over.

Her and Little Bit had their times together, but she was still a little introverted and did her own thing away from him.

What do you think? #CatsOfMastodon

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Paul Chambers🚧

Some cats spontaneously start playing fetch and we have no idea why

#SissyCat plays fetch. #LittleBit doesn't. I remember the first time it started.

Throw the toy spring and Sissy will go get it and run back as fast as she can and drop it and head back a few feet and turn around and wait for me to throw it again.

Sometimes she brings a spring on her own and drops it at my feet and runs a few feet and flips around, like she is saying, 'Ok, throw it.' #CatsOfMastodon .

livescience.com/animals/cats/s

Live Science · Some cats spontaneously start playing fetch and we have no idea whyBy Lauren Leffer
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