Time to Get Up

Chester, our cat, is an intelligent goof.  Not only does he know how to breath into our CPAP machines to start them so he can have air blowing on his face, he also speaks his mind. 

Just the other day, unbeknowst to us, he went into the bedroom and tried to start the CPAP machine.  (We unplug them now so we don't come home from work to the roar of air in the bedroom from machines that have been running all day.) In so doing, Chester stood on the bed control and raised the bed to the full upright position. Below, you can see the bed in the "normal" mode, and the bed in the "Chester mode". Whether he did this intentionally or not, when I hollered at him about the bed, he came running in and immediately meowed in a "I didn't do it, it just happened" manner.  Don't tell me cats don't know what they're doing and can't understand.  They know very well.   

Normal Mode - Chester approaches

Chester Mode

                                               

 

Mama Fuzz Takes Kitten to the Hospital

Animals are amazing.  Although they live and act based on instinct, there must be some level of comprehension and intellignence humans don't understand. Over and over, animal stories tell of situations where animals have perceived they, their offspring or even humans needed help and then they sought it out.  Here's one of those examples of a cat in turkey that found medical help at the hospital for her kittens.  

The Fuzzy Story