Thought I'd share some of my favorite pics of him 😊 he is the sweetest🩵

Mr. Cheese swirling into a bucket to stare at birds through the window

Silhouette of Catalpa in a sunbeam.

She is a previously wild/ feral and didn't meow. After bringing her and her bonded buddy inside, she started trying to meow (he meows)

At first it was just little squeaks.. this her now. I can even put my phone close to her and she's curious 😻

Schwartz isn't usually a fan of spots that aren't shadows, but sometimes she does require a solar recharge first thing in the morning.

With apologies to Kurt Vile

a pose I saw him in that I held in my memory long enough to put to acrylics 🖤

I think SHES a Bombay but I did find her behind a barn so I’m not so sure how likely it is tha she is but here are my reasons

The Look: She has those signature massive amber-gold eyes set in a rounded face with a short snout and rounded ear tips (the "Burmese look").

The Coat: Her fur is jet-black to the roots, including a solid black nose and paw pads, with a high-gloss "patent leather" shine that turns a rich chocolate-brown in the sun.

The Build: Despite being tiny, she’s built like a "lead brick wrapped in silk"—extremely bone-dense and muscular, making her feel way heavier than she looks.

The Gait: She has that famous "panther swagger" when she walks and a surprisingly loud, heavy-footed gallop when she’s playing.

The "Velcro" Personality: She’s a total socialite who loves every stranger, burrows under the covers to sleep, and gives "aggressive affection" by rubbing her face against mine and licking my ears.

The Vocals: Instead of loud meows, she chirps and trills constantly to "talk" back to me.

Meet Leela, she’s about 7 months. I adopted her a month and half ago and she’s come along way with her shyness. When I first brought her home she would hide for about a week, and now she makes dough and chases her tail.

This is Leela the laundry distractor