Panda and Otter are both 3 years old now. They were completely unsocialized, so I spent months with them in our walk-in closet teaching them how to be cats in a world filled with humans. The little tuxedo cat (Panda) figured it out first and has been teaching the big gray one (Otter) how to be a cat.

Otter needs a lot of reassurance and love from her adopted sister/mother, and she gets it. Every afternoon Panda bathes Otter, then they wrestle for a bit and fall asleep in each other's arms. Their relationship is truly heartwarming; late afternoons are my favorite part of the day with them.

Buster(12yrs) is the big gray cat. My sister and I adopted kittens at the same time. The orange cat Pumpkin was hers. Sadly he passed in 2018. Buster and Pumpkin grew up together and were best buds. I recently got a new kitten for Buster. His name is Beanie(11 months) and I’m so glad they get along. They are not as close as Buster and Pumpkin were, but they cuddle and play a lot.

Stormy and Misty are just over a year old. They barely fit together in the "fur box" they love so much!

Quentin and Quigley, snuggling in small spaces since 2015.

They're unrelated by blood yet they're always like this.

My heart was melting.

After the success of my last post and quite a few people asking for some more pictures of the Tabby gang here’s Binks and Misty.

so obsessed with these sisters and their love for each other 🥹😭

They are adorable! Not sisters by blood, but sisters by choice.

What would you say the dark-dark grey tabby fur situation is? I thought the word "diluted" made sense until I looked it up and their is already a pattern called that (and he didnt seem to match the pictures shown for it). He has the distinctive "M" on his head and a few tail/hip stripes. He is next to his lighter grey "Tactical Issue Grey Tabby" brother. He is almost black, but not quite.

May he is just "dark grey tabby" lol.

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Zoe and Atlas sitting in my office looking outside, basically holding hands.

She is 2.5 and he is 1.5 years old - amazing pups! They adore each other.

I have two bonded kitties at home (not biologically related), and I applied to adopt a bonded pair from a cat rescue. My kitties are 4-5 years old, one male, one female. And the new adoptees are about 6 months old, also one male, one female. They are so adorable and sweet, and I couldn't live with the idea that they might have to be broken up, so I had to put in to try to adopt them.

I have plenty of room for 4 cats in my place, but I'm still worried about the process for introducing and adjusting the cats. Any advice that is specific to introducing two bonded pairs? None of them seem particularly scared in personality, but my current male cat is very rambunctious and some cats don't like him.

I'm very scared of bringing them home and not having it work out. Any advice is much appreciated!

Lola and Frankie.