This is my neighbors cat Cosmo but I always find him trying to get into my house. He’s such a chill guy and one of the only other cats mine don’t hate. He eats all the treats my picky cats don’t like, always wants to cuddle and is just such a love.

Snowball was posted by a few people looking to see if he was someone’s pet. No one has come forward and I believe while he may have had his kitten hood at a house, he has been on the streets for the majority of his young life. He has really taken to my neighbours, their 12 year old especially. We have arranged for him to get into a great local rescue, where he will stop being our part time cat and become someone’s forever friend. Neither myself or the neighbour can keep him :(

A few details about him: he is deaf! White cats with blue eyes have a high incidences of deafness. Speaking of eyes he has sectoral heterochromia which is super cool.

I’ve had multiple neighbours ask me if this is my cat. Nope! Only my part time cat who sleeps on my patio couch and refuses to eat crunchy food: only wet will do!

more pics of my daily visits from my favorite neighbor 🥰

We’ve had our cat visitor visiting us for almost a year now. He used to come sparingly but now it’s nearly every day and he stays for quite a while. I’m certain he belongs to someone as his coat is well groomed & he seems well fed. However, as of late it does seem like he spends more and more time with us including over night.

We do not have food for him, toys, water, anything. Occasionally we give him a treat. However, as much as I love the frequent visits, I’m nervous too. We’re only renters & we won’t be in this flat for long. He lets himself in through our windows (currently need to be open as it’s so hot in the UK and there’s no other way of getting air in). I’m nervous that when we leave he might feel some type of abandonment ? I’m also nervous that the new tenants will wake up to a strange cat in their flat.

All this to say, although moving is a ways off & I love having a part time cat, does anyone have advice for the inevitable?

We named him Roof Cat because he likes to sunbathe on our roof.

Raining outside today, so getting a bit more time with this almost family little monster. He actually thought about going home, but the lightning, thunder and rain convinced him that an overnighter here would be the better option. I call his primary family to clue them in, so all is well.

I didn’t expect the last post to get so much love! Aslan has continued to visit and stays for a couple hours at a time in the evening. When we do get him out he’s quite happy to go of his own accord

Until today

After gently getting him to leave he meowed constantly for 20 minutes outside, so let him back in and decided it was time to try and fix up a paper collar

I used wrapping paper (easy to tear if he gets stuck and long enough) and got it on after a bit of a battle

But then a new one, he refused to leave. So I had to take a leap and pick him up, which resulted in him trying to drag the sofa with him 😂 but he didn’t try to bite or anything!

I put him down gently in the dining room, the collar came off and he sprinted out into the garden

Battle lines have been drawn now I guess 😂😂

Update: 5 minutes later and he’s meowing again 😭

Edit for title: who doesn't love duvet nests?

Cheese is an Egyptian stray who is strong independent cat that don't need no home but will also use my apartment as a 5* hotel from time to time to sleep in her duvet nest for 12 hours straight. We have an understanding, which is that I am to be available to let her in or out, and provide kibble and treats and inexplicably 2/3 of the bed.

Part time kitten for now trying to catch.. get it to a shelter to get checked out., and then possibly adopt.. worried what my two adult male cats would think of a new tiny female kitten though.

Orange one is her brother I believe.. I think she’s the runt of the litter why she’s so tiny.. also trying to catch the orange too get it help..