Sarah's Scribbles by Sarah Andersen for August 16, 2023

Facts

Btw how do you draw stuff like the cat falling it looks shaky kinda

Our cat just moved in with us one morning. No chip, so we assumed no owner. It’s been five years.

Accurate.

We’ve got one trying to sneak his way into our hearts right now. He’s already snuck his way into our house. I keep chasing him out, but some people keep feeding him instead.

One small correction: it’s the cats who adopt the humans.

That cat is comin’ in like TURN DOWN FOR WHUT?!

Reminds me of our long departed cat Lucifer. He just showed up on the porch one morning and told us he was moving in.

One of the last two kittens remaining has decided to adopt me; problem is, he’s already promised to somebody else.

Well, cats are divine entities, while dogs are creatures from hell, so, yeaaaaaaaah.

The Universal Cat Distribution System strikes again!

The cat will come to you. Many need homes, food , shelter.

Don’t know why this is true, but it is.

i got mine from the shelter. Boring but true.

That’s why everyone should own a litter box in case one shows up unannounced.

And nothing was ever the same!

Picking up feline number 11 on Saturday. Husband’s idea, not mine. 9 were more than enough, then he brought home number 10 last week. At least these are older cats that are harder to find homes for.

You adopt a dog. A cat adopt you. Simple.

And yet, they won’t come when called; unless it was their idea to begin with.

Sound about right! Most of our cats have found us, and not the other way around.

You choose to be a dog owner. The cat chooses it’s servant.