Comments on: This Week, the World is Going to Live Like a Cat

By: Leanette Kearns

Leanette Kearns — Wed, 06 Jun 2012 01:57:43 +0000

I grew up with a temperamental Siamese. He lived to be 23 years old! It wasn’t until we were older (both of us!) that he sort of mellowed out and was a lot less cranky. Although, for all his crankiness, he never EVER missed an opportunity to console me when I was sad or having a breakdown. No animal I’ve had since has been quite as good at that as he was. So, just take the bad with the good

By: Tamatha Burks

Tamatha Burks — Sat, 12 May 2012 05:33:25 +0000

HaHa! I’m only laughing becaue I used to have a cat named “Lucifer”. He was the greatest kitty ever. On a side note, even though he was tri-coloured, he was, of course, a male (those that know a lot about cats know what I’m talking about when it comes to colour). Anyway, he was the greatest kitty ever and I know he would love my three year old son. Unfortunately, my boyfriend (at the time) and I had to let him go. I had a very spectacular friend who paid for his medical bills and found (what I’d like to think) the most amazing home for him. She asked if we wanted to meet the “new owner” and I told her “no, no one will ever be good enough for my Lucifer.” She completely understood and picked him up from us. I still miss him to this day, but I know he’s in good hands. (oh yea, btw – his current owner had just lost his beloved kitty to cancer and paid everything to try and make her better. I was pregnant, didn’t have the extra money to spend on his health issues, and only wanted the best for Lucifer. The only reasons I agreed to it was because, of course, I trusted my good friend, and the fact that he spent a ton of money to try and make his “baby” better.) Anyway, even if your kitty is mean, that’s who they are and love them for them. Even if Lucifer had been a meany, I would’ve, no doubt, felt the same about him. They’re just like us. Depending on how you’re treated (whether it be the past or present), you’re going to act accordingly.

By: Melissa Rae Brown

Melissa Rae Brown — Thu, 10 May 2012 16:53:13 +0000

“temperamental” is a classic siamese trait. and while many siamese can be lovable, social, “normal” cats, most of them will pick one person to cling to and be either indifferent about everyone else, or hate everyone else. or, reversely, they will be overly aggressive and demand love and attention from everyone who crosses their path. but it is not uncommon for a siamese to be “bad.” how old is your cat? a lot of siamese will calm down a bit once they hit around five years old, some sooner than others.

By: Anna Whittemore

Anna Whittemore — Thu, 10 May 2012 14:51:49 +0000

Cats are the best animal ever, and as long as you love and care for Sebastian, there is nothing to be done about evilness.
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By: Breanne Standingwater

Breanne Standingwater — Wed, 09 May 2012 19:13:21 +0000

I think it’s a Siamese thing, I have one and she is pretty much the same way. Her circle of love for me is so big that it crosses over into hate sometimes.

She is also very particular about who she likes, but I know I am tops in her book. I would never trade her sassy attitude for a boring “nice” cat.

By: Maria A. Hernandez-Venegas

Maria A. Hernandez-Venegas — Tue, 08 May 2012 21:34:02 +0000

Oh, Sebastian is the handsomest cat ever! Thanks! OMG! I love Henri!

By: Elizabeth Burans

Elizabeth Burans — Tue, 08 May 2012 21:04:22 +0000

I feel you, girl. He’s a very handsome kitty, at least!

I think you’d enjoy this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q34z5dCmC4M

By: Maria A. Hernandez-Venegas

Maria A. Hernandez-Venegas — Tue, 08 May 2012 15:38:12 +0000

You know, I think the person that we got him from might have lied and told us he was older than he really way. I think he may have gotten taken away from his mom too soon i.e. some behavior issues. I may have exagerrated a bit though, he has gotten better, lol.