Cats of South America

My friend Amy Egerdeen spent the summa traversing the busty mountains and dank valleys of South America, and, like a good friend, documented the beautiful cats that she came across in her travels.  Dear readers, the cats of South America truly take their cuteness duties very seriously.  Please see below.

My word! Are these kittenettes in a tank?  Look at those little imprisoned faces!  Look at that sad unusual jail bird face on the lower right in the second pic!

Flowers and white socked tabby looking up to Goddy.

Smiling and sun bathing beauty.

Cat patrol, with goose.

A lurker and a loafer.

druid cat / felinus concretia

cactus catty / hot tin roof prowler

pussywillow eating porridge.  honest eyes.

the whitest magician

the innocentest tourist

A cinnamon-vanilla bun on wooden plank with papier du toilette et soda pop.

This performance speaks to the balancing act that is the daily struggle of South American cats (keep a work/life balance, bb!)

The Cat-ette and the Cathedral / You get me closer to God. 

Barn Catzz blow the cute meter apart

Recently, award-winning Parkdalian photographer Jill Botting and charming cat-loving friends Shane and Jennifer visited a farm in Hagersville where they met some EXTREMELY adorable barn kits!  Make sure you have your handkerchief nearby before you look at these pictures, because they're going to make your mind explode.

Loving rural mommy with her charges.  Jill wanted me to warn my readers that she, Jenn and Shane literally lost brain cells from their cuteness.  Seriously dangerous levels of cuteness.  That's why these thoughtful kitties  live in remote locations away from humans, because they don't want to damage our brain waves with their extra high cuteness quotient! 

DAYUM, BILL!!!!  Stop being soooo cute!!!  This guy was given the name Bill the Brave and Badass Bill by Shane and Jenn respectively.  Obviously he's so brave to risk tangoing with that curly snake!

Tender little newborn tabby baby times a billion!!!

Queen of the Window Cats!

Remember when I met this window Kitty on Queen West?

Well my friend/famous photog/artiste extraordinaire Emily Gove got this gorgeous picture of her!

too beautiful for words.  At Queen West near Dovercourt.