For CAT lovers
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Bob Erdman
TVWBB Pro
My work office cat. Name is Meow Meow, always in my face when I'm trying to work. Very loud meows, especially when I'm trying to talk to a customer over the phone. He also likes to bite when ignored. 
TODAY IS
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INTERNATIONAL CAT DAY - August 8
International Cat Day is a day to celebrate on of the world's favorite pets, cats! Studies show having a cat can help to lower stress, anxiety and even depression.
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John Saldana
TVWBB Fan
My boy Beto. 
Tim Campbell
TVWBB Guru
Two cats, I cardboard box. They're honestly two bodies, one soul.
Tim Campbell
TVWBB Guru
Just chillin'. In my hammock. That's my girl.
Tim Campbell
TVWBB Guru
Whatever I'm up to, it's not your business.
Tim Campbell
TVWBB Guru
Lmao.
Daniel Maxton
TVWBB Member
JohnTak
TVWBB Pro
Now that is a cats house!
John G (Boston)
TVWBB Super Fan
Well, I should add a couple kitties here... This is our current cat, Louise (AKA Silly-Cat). She is just a sweetie - and totally spoiled. She has a couple of really nice fluffy cat beds and look what she prefers to sleep in. Yup, that's the box and over-wrap that the cat litter comes in. She took the box after I emptied it and kneaded the plastic over-wrap into a nest. This became her favorite place to sleep. Sometimes I give her a new one and recycle the old one (starts to get dirty after a while) - she's made several. Silly cat
The other picture here is Louise's latest catch (no, she never goes outside. She's strictly an indoor cat). She had this cornered under the hutch in the dining room at like 11 PM. I got the box and a stick, Louise guarded one end of the hutch and I gently poked from the other end. Eventually between the two of us the snake decided that going into the box was the best bet. I released it out back unharmed. I believe it was a milk snake - about two and a half feet long. Our house is over 200 years old and has a field stone foundation. It's a cute, old, quaint New England house but, yeah, sometimes things come in for a visit.
The other picture here is Louise's latest catch (no, she never goes outside. She's strictly an indoor cat). She had this cornered under the hutch in the dining room at like 11 PM. I got the box and a stick, Louise guarded one end of the hutch and I gently poked from the other end. Eventually between the two of us the snake decided that going into the box was the best bet. I released it out back unharmed. I believe it was a milk snake - about two and a half feet long. Our house is over 200 years old and has a field stone foundation. It's a cute, old, quaint New England house but, yeah, sometimes things come in for a visit.
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