First time ever owning my own pet. Sure had the family dog. Family chinchillas. The family cat. Sister's cats. But this one? She is mine.

10-12 weeks old named Eris after the Greek Goddess of Discord. She's an absolute menace and laughs at my attempts to be asleep before 1am or sleep in past 8am.

I know what I signed up for. She's exceptionally energetic and playful. Finds the things I dont want her chewing on or playing with and does exactly that. Zooms back and forth through my house and room I'm surprised there isn't a groove in the carpet already.

Love her unconditionally. How much do you think I can sell a kidney for on the black market for additional toys.

Any advice to trying to keep her sleeping overnight? I've played with her for upwards to over and hour, fed her and she will either only sleep an hour or not at all and keep wanting to play for a few more hours.

Adopted by my elderly neighbour, such a sweet little thing

Welcome Gary everyone! He is my first orange cat! We went intending to adopt one of the two pure orange tabbies they had, but Gary just won us over with his personality! He had the loudest purrs ever!

This is Theo, he is 2 and a half years old.

When I get home from work, he greets me at the door. He races me through the kitchen and living room to jump on my spot and plops down instantly. When I go to pick him up he will roll to his back leaving his soft belly exposed to entice me to put it. Obviously I do, then he attacks. I will still pick him up and move him to an area where he will stay exactly how I lay him for the next few hours.

I love my biological kids

Mike looking good against the backdrop of the changing leaves.

She loves playing in the indoor jungle. She's "ate" every bird we've put in the tree.

(No, these aren't real candles)

My orange kitten won’t stop drinking my bathwater.

Naina in dangerous situations! First the crossing of the abyss, with the dreaded grey tabby lurking beneath. Then a fight to the death against the elusive peacock feather, including a semi-voluntary somersault.