As soon as I can figure out how to post photos from my PC I certainly shall.

In the meantime, here is a bit of video of our now only cat (we lost Milady Hecate in July last year, after sharing 17 years, 5 weeks and 2 days together). Since the first few days of having him, he has picked up and carried around rattle balls, and more recently softie toys like HH (Double H as in HedgeHog) and CT (Catnip Ted). He will play Fetch, so we think at times he may believe he is a dog. 

We tend to keep Binx as an indoor cat, so HH and CT get played with quite a lot, often flying past our noses, and when they go missing can usually be found in that usual repository of cats' toys - under the sofa. At least there is absolutely no chance of another episode of a live mouse up Hubby's trouser leg, as happened quite a few years ago courtesy of Milady Hecate, the Great Huntress. 

Binx Playing Fetch

Thank you, Alfred. That works great! 

Here is Binx, kneading away on the fleecy blanket covering the sofa.

Black cats are considered unlucky in the US.  Except for the ginger female that spends half her time at my house currently, all the cats I've had, both here and in England, have been black, although several have had white noses, bibs and/or feet.

Unfortunately, black cats are are hard to rehome, the rescue organisations tell us.

One of my favourite photos of Binx. It's obvious he is one of the 'tabby in disguise' variant, whereas as Tasha and Pyewacket were both solid black.

https://www.catster.com/lifestyle/black … lor-breeds

https://www.ambassadoranimalgreenville. … lack-cats/

Regardless of colour, it's often a case of spot the black cat as he loves to curl up in the curtain, or settle down as a hump underneath the sofa/chair covers. 

Precisely, Alfred. I have loads of photos of our black kitties, and they are just as good as the ones of our lovely little Torties and Calico cats. Just a myth, really, and people who can't be bothered to find the right pose/light before snapping a photo to put up online.

To be quite honest, my view is that if people are only interested in the looks of their pets, then the pets are better off without them. 

The look on the faces says it all. 

So very true, as all cat slaves will appreciate.    

To be honest, in our household it’s not Binx’s fur that’s the problem. We need a vacuum that can deal with long Karen hair rather than Binxy fur. 

And those are lovely photos of cats you posted previously, especially the James Bond kitty. He is gorgeous!