If you peek in the shadowy end, you can kind of see his stubby tail, the last two joints are kinky and small. It's a trait that a lot of the strays around here have, the tails vary in length and some are visibly twisted at the end.

I can participate in Caturday! Here's Freddie the formerly feral earning his keep by heliping me shred cardboard for worm food.

#caturday #catsOfCoSo

@nonayadambidnes If it's made it to Facebook, I'm sure she's seen it by now, lol. Those are awesome.

@nonayadambidnes Where did you see these, was The Bloggess involved?

@LlamaMountainStudioArts Thank you for reminding me the bird cage needs to be done :)

@YouInMyEye Okay. I won't.

@nonayadambidnes Keeping! I'm a cat person, but the last time I had one my 21 year old was 3, then I met a dog person who previously didn't like cats, but he's warming up to the baby. He handed me the baby and made mouth noises about finding him a home, but I shut him down promptly. This is my bitty baby and I'm going to buy him a play tunnel bed with glow in the dark unicorns on it.

@nonayadambidnes They were so dark when he was found, I almost wondered if he actually had grey feet.

@earthshine Howdy.

Freddie the feral rescue kitten update. He is no longer bony, and recently finally started coming to me willingly as soon as I enter a room and call, rather than hiding until I gathered him for feeding time.

#petsOfCoSo

@MPCavalier It's fun to learn and think!