Well, I used to work and had a good job, but I realised something
Why earn a living when you don’t have to? The best things in life are free, except me ofcourse, but then I am worth it.
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“Use your tongue you silly, it’s gonna take forever to groom me with your lips!”
(Sorry I couldn’t help, that kitten is rolling its eyes so hard…) 
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Oh boy! I got up to read this news, Disney+ plans to add AI to their channel.
So prepare yourself for my up coming “Kitten Wars: Episode XLIII Feel the Tuna”
Here is some teaser shots…
Eat your heart out George Lucas!
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May the Feline Force be with you.
Clever kitty , throwing a punch at Darth Kitty’s weak spot.
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Another Dizney AI show in the making?
Daisy has made this 2x4 his outdoor scratching post. He has several indoor scratching posts in each and every room of the house, but he likes to flex on this one
The marks are even deeper now.
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Looks like Frostpacker’s cat , George.
One beer too many - sozzled
I saw another article on do cats know their name, didn’t bother to read it. I do not think so. Even dogs will not pick up on their name if said in a casual human conversation.
So, what I do is use inflection in my voice when I say their name, so they know their special. If I say Coco to call my cat, the usual no response. If I use an inflection in my voice when I call her, she comes running.
We have a woman at work who took in an abused rescue dog. I was one of the 1st to meet it. I used inflection my voice to say his name so he would know he was special from the start. A couple yrs later and he’s a happy dog wagging his tail all the time at his new world. But for all the people who pet him, I’m seem to be the only one who when I call him using an inflection in my voice to make sure I acknowledge him, he just comes over and leans against my leg to be petted.
I don’t think it’s in any name, just how much you care when you say it.
Yes they do. I have two cats and they each know their name. The one I call will stop and turn or even come running. It doesn’t require an inflection and they will respond at times to a casual mention. We talk to our cats quite often.
They are clearly aware of their own identity and have their own personality. They also respond differently to each member of the house. Cats understand a lot.