1) Twister & Squeaky - both female cats. They are both sisters and were born during a tornado outbreak 2 years ago (I was not in it), hence, the name "Twister". Squeaky got her name due to her meows sounding like little squeaks when she was a little kitten. Now, her meows still sound a little like squeaks, but on occasion, they also sound like a crow's "croa" or "caw", depending on her mood.
2) Twister
3) Squeaky
I like dogs a lot, too, but I currently don't have any...
Nice cats, that's quite funny!
I'm a big cat person myself. I used to own one, though currently don't.
Thanks. Twister is very interactive, vocal and rambunctious at times. Sometimes I wonder if her frontal lobes are underdeveloped or damaged.
She also wants to eat a lot, but I disciple her feeding routine so she does not get overweight. She is real sensitive to external noise, therefore, she's kind of a good "security" cat because she gets alarmed when she hears noises outside. She'll even "growl" a little, or her satellite ears go into overdrive.
Squeaky is quite the recon specialist. She's somewhat shy, and plays the "innocent" one until it's time for bed and lights are out. Then she goes on missions such as hopping up on counters and desks to check out food or anything else she might find interesting. She also seems to feel more brave in the dark. Whenever I open the back door to the patio at night, she sometimes darts right out the door, but during the day, she shows a little bit of interest, yet shies away from it. They are both good for going after little bugs that might enter the house. They both love to play, too.
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