Catty Playground!

My hooman had another hooman round today.

I'd not seen this hooman before.

My hooman and new hooman then started lifting and pushing all sorts of things into the big, main room.

It was now hard to get around...but there were lots of hiding places.

New hooman went into our napping quarters and started making lots of banging noises.

This hurt my catty ears, so I hid.

Then I started to explore.

The big, main room was all different - there were lots of places to look behind and sniff.

I jumped on top of things that weren't usually there.

I meowed my confusion to my hooman.

I chased shadows.

My hooman had made a new catty playground for me.

 

 


 

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