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Bag Games

Newton: What — you’re knocking that bag over!

Ashton: Isn’t it great, Mr. Newton? 

black and white tuxedo cat topples paper bag as orange tabby cat looks on

Newton: It’s a nice bag, but I don’t know if I would call it great. It isn’t full of chicken or anything. 

Cupcake: It’s great because it’s easy to get into now. 

black and white tuxedo cat looks into paper bag as orange cat looks on

Newton: You don’t seem to be having an easy time getting into it. You’re just waving your paws at it. 

Cupcake: I always do this before I go in. Just in case there are other cats inside. 

black and white tuxedo cat looks into paper bag as orange cat looks on

Newton: If there were other cats inside, wouldn’t they have fallen out when you tipped the bag over? Don’t answer that. Just let me know if you find other cats in there. 

Cupcake: I’m looking. Nope, not other cats here but you. And me. 

black and white tuxedo cat looks into paper bag as orange cat looks on

Newton: There are days I don’t know if you count as a cat or a dog. 

Cupcake: No dogs in here, either. 

black and white tuxedo cat looks into paper bag as orange cat looks on

Newton: Never mind, Cupcake. Just… never mind. 

orange tabby cat

When Wand Toys Attack

Cupcake: Hi, Mr. Pierre. What are you playing with? 

Pierre: It’s the wand toy. You don’t want to play with this. 

gray tabby cat plays with wand toy as black and white tuxedo cat looks on

Cupcake: Why wouldn’t I want to play with it?

Pierre: This is too dangerous for a young cat like you. 

gray tabby cat plays with wand toy as black and white tuxedo cat looks on

Pierre: Look how dangerous it is. It’s attacking me! 

Cupcake: Do you need me to rescue you? 

Pierre: Stay back for your own protection! 

gray tabby cat plays with wand toy

Pierre: Save yourself! I’ll hold this here while you run to safety! 

Cupcake: Thanks, Mr. Pierre. 

gray tabby cat plays with wand toy as black and white tuxedo cat looks on

Pierre: Did it work? Is she gone?

Cupcake: I HEARD THAT! 

black and white tuxedo kitten

Cupcake’s New Buddy

If you follow Cupcake’s adventures on Cats Going Places on Facebook, you might remember she had a new admirer recently.

black and white tuxedo cat looks out of carrier at small dog

Rocco is about Cupcake’s size, and he has been super-curious about the cat lounging in the chair and getting attention from all the passersby. His human has always been careful to keep him at a little bit of a distance, because he was concerned that Rocco’s enthusiasm might be too much for Cupcake.

black and white tuxedo cat looks at small, white dog

This weekend, I reassured Rocco’s human that Cupcake would be fine as long as Rocco didn’t jump up into her chair with her. When Rocco walked up to the chair where she sat, Cupcake crept close to the arm of the chair so she could get a better look at him.

black and white tuxedo cat moves for a closer look at white dog

Rocco got up on his hind legs and poked his head under the chair arm. He was a little distracted at the scent of treats on her blanket. Sorry, Rocco, Cupcake doesn’t leave treats hanging around for long.

black and white tuxedo cat looks at white dog

Rocco and Cupcake took a long look at each other. You can see that Cupcake’s whiskers were relaxed and she wasn’t afraid of the dog at all.

black and white tuxedo cat looks at white dog

Buddies!

black and white tuxedo cat is nose to nose with small, white dog

Cupcake didn’t seem inclined to hop down and play with Rocco, as much as he would have liked that, but they won’t hesitate to say hello to each other again next time they are both at the coffee shop for a visit.

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