All right, I’m a sucker for kitten faces. Can’t help it.
But I do admit to a feeling other than warm coziness that time I checked under the bed and there found the two little round furry faces, big ears and all, peering back at me, upside-down, from a hole they’d torn in the bottom of the box spring.
None of the kittens in these videos do things like that.
We have five kittens on our farm, here in the Ozarks. Three of them are grey, one is tabby and another is black.
Kittens, plus a farm? Wow! Sounds good to me (as long as I don’t have to get up early to milk cows or something). My Grammie grew up on a farm in Pennsylvania. When she was over 90, she still had legs as spry as any 30-year-old’s.
One of my cats did the mattress trick too, Lee 🙂 and, like you, when I looked under the bed, there he was peeking out at me upside down from the hole he’d made in the bottom of the box spring. Cats love hiding places. I was concerned that he (or one of the other cats) might somehow get tangled up in the springs so I had to rig a border around the bed to keep them from getting back in there. Sheesh!
This little one is really cute!