He’s a Highland Manx, in case anyone wanted to know.

It kinda looks like a burnt hot dog and it’s very expressive. Probably because it’s so light compared to what it was

This is Poe, our tuxedo bobtail kitty! We got him in February of last year when he was about 9 months old. He was one of several bobtail kitties at the shelter that were rescued from a farm. He’s a quirky little dude and loves his big “brother,” Fitz, our orange tabby. It’s the cutest thing when he wags his little nubbin when he gets excited!

Not the first time either. He never got the memo he’s supposed to hate the vet :)

He’s all wound up and ready to go

His mother was a feral cat and bit his tail off at 2 days old so when I got him at 6 months he just had his tiny nub. When he’s happy he wags it back and forth. He’s my big baby.

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Three new Manx babies....the all black ones are their siblings)

Not sure how Odin became a nubbie, he came into the shelter with the nub and an open wound on his lower spine. He lost the ability to walk quickly after coming to the shelter but regained the ability after a couple rounds of medications. I worked at the shelter when Odin came in and when I decided to leave to start a different job I had to take this special guy with me. First photo is the catio I built him! I live on a busy road and must protect the nub.

I got her when she was only 2months old. She had already had her tail like this. Now it looks like a Pom Pom ball

This is Munchkin one of my babies

Atlas is my nubbie and the 2nd nubbie is my friend's cat Pickle who I used to catsit

We decided to put bird feed on the patio and in a window feeder. Wasn’t expecting to attract rabbits. As you can see, Kegstand is enjoying the additional visitors.