I visited friends who have two new Tonkinese kittens, Winston and Anna. It was their first day in their new home and they spent a lot of their time under furniture.
Here's Chrissie, my most recently adopted cat. She is so round that the vet thought she was pregnant. When weeks went by without issue he shaved her and found a spay scar. She just has a spare tire around the middle.
The Smallest of All. Very elegant and my Chief Rodent Control Officer. A dedicated hunter, she brings me little gifts. I will leave that to your imagination.
Hobbes is the brown tabby, a Maine Coon cat who weighs in at 23 pounds. Beau is the golden boy with the white pom pom on his tail. Their vet calls Hobbes "The Boss" and Beau "The King". There were a few battles of the Titans at first but they live together quite amicably.
I share a household with six cats, three of them Felines of Unusual Size.
Nickel - 15 pound gray Maine Coon cat, very affection, also very dramatic and vocal.
Hobbes - 23 pound brown tabby Maine Coon cat. He is funny and affectionate but has no manners at all. The Boss. Uncle Hobbes raises the stray kittens for me.
Beau - 15 pound orange tabby who must be part Persian. The King, the golden sunshine boy with a white pompom tail.
Catkin - a blue/cream tortoiseshell. She came to me from my hairdresser. Canned food junkie.
Chrissie - another blue/cream tortoiseshell with white markings. My cat sitter talked me into taking her. Very affectionate but startles easily and will bite and scratch. Tail flicks like a rattlesnake before she strikes.
Minou - about 5.5 pounds, gray tabby, tiny and elegant. A Broadway barn kitty, A fierce and efficient hunter, my chief rodent control officer.