JUN 17, 24 .. CATS ALIVE!.. FROM GULLIBLE..
NATIONAL TODAY..
Did someone paint a moustache on the below Cat?
We couldn’t help but have a closer look at this day!
Take Your Cat to Work Day .. For all you cat lovers out there, it’s time to celebrate your feline friend. Whoever is responsible for Take Your Cat to Work Day, please come forward to collect your prize — June 17 is now the cutest work day of the year (although dog people may disagree). It’s only right that we show our cats the world on the other side of the window — at least for one day a year.
Too funny since most of us are long ago retired! Can you imagine taking YOUR Cat to work with you “back in the day”?
We think that Kit’s Cat would rather stay home and snooze!
Be sure to bring some cat toys from home — and perhaps their kitty bed as well — so they have familiar smells to help them get acclimated when they get to the office.
From plants to paper weights to paperclips and more, cats will have plenty of new items to disrupt. They’ll love pen cups and warm desk lights too. And as far as a distraction goes, a Real Live cat beats out a YouTube kitty any day.
There you have it!
Take Your Cat to Work Day
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FROM GULLIBLE..
Amazing! With all she is dealing with, Gullible published another Post yesterday.
https://gullible-gulliblestravels.blogspot.com/2024/06/caution-men-at-work.html
MEN AT WORK and Gullible means exactly that!
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Cap and Patti
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Most cats don’t like to travel. They prefer to stay in a familiar environment. My two female cats would not appreciate an office visit. When I take them to the vet, they refuse to leave the carrier and once they are out, they try to find a hiding place. My big boy Rocky (nearly 20 lbs of love) probably wouldn’t mind. He would flop down at my feet and appreciate anyone who came by and gave him a scratch. My friend Leslie has been traveling around the US with her travel trailer and cat named Jazzie for several years now (5, I believe.) She takes him on walks (with harness and leash.) He enjoys watching the various animals who roam their campgrounds. But overall, I can’t imagine a successful “Bring your cat to work” day. Although I would love to have had a nice soft kitty to cuddle with on really stressful days at the office. I took my big dogs with me when I worked weekends during the busy season when I worked in Napa. They loved it because there were usually other people working who would stop by for a visit. Once everyone left, they would be so bored and huff about my office until I finally gave up and took them home. LOVE ANIMALS!!!! Some inside my house and some outside but far from my door.
Words written by “one who knows” her cats! A fun comment Kathleen! Personally I can’t imagine the procedure of bringing one’s cats into the office for the day! Smiles and Thanks for your interesting comment and support. Cap and Patti
Haha look at Sampson! At 18 months he is a big guy. Being part Maine Coon, he is slim and 16 lbs. Ih so fluffy and soft, he is a fun guy who regularly engages Love (65lb lab/cattle dog) and Buck (23lb mini aussie) in chase and hard play. He’s cautious around new dogs, but will quickly engage them as well. He came home to me from the barn where is wonderful dad, Theo, is head barn cat as well as works with many children in therapy. I couldn’t have asked for a better companion.
He travels very well, and loves to be with the dogs when we go for a ride to spend weekends in Deadwood.
He does love to “work” with me in my home office. Oten he lays on the computer or in the window watching rabbits, birds, including the eagles Fall through Spring, and deer.
Not a lap cat, but he’s just a sweet, funny, fluffy guy who loves to be vacuumed. Helps control all the extra fluff, so I’m so happy to accommodate when he flops, rolls over and asks to be vacuumed. Then he rolls over for me to do his back. Precious he is and will remain.
Thanks for posting his picture.
Stay well. I’m still recovering from shingles, with fatigue and nerve pain being the worst of it.
Thanks again for a fun post about amazing cats!
Kit
I am so jealous! I wish my cats would allow me to vacuum them. It would help so much. They aren’t even fluffy but generate a ton of hair, frequently visible on my clothing.