Kittens... When do they stop being terrorists?

[SuckerForHorses]

Awwww, he looks just like a kitteh we had, Ozzy, named that for a reason…

He was the bestest kitty ever, more like a dog than a cat. He was put down last Christmas when he had sudden and unexpected heart issues.

We’ve decided no more kitties because I’m allergic. But these posts make me miss the Crazy Terrorist days!

[Pippigirl]

[QUOTE=gypsymare;8904405]
Single Kitten Syndrome.

It has a name, seriously!! This is why I always try to add kittens to the family in pairs. Even as adults they are never quite as well adjusted. The only thing worse is a single bottle kitten. After 3 years my latest bottle kitten has finally started to mellow a bit but she is still quirky.[/QUOTE]

This would’ve been good to know years ago when my family got a kitten. WILD orange kitteh is an understatement. Jacob did settle and calm down though, when he was 10-11yrs old…

[EKLay]

My girl cat was (I thought) mellow, but when we introduced our terrorist she decided that meant she had free reign to join in and do anything too. Our terrorist is 5 years old and she’s maybe 6 months or a year older than him.

He growls, plays crocodile from hiding spots, opens cabinet doors, taught himself to break child locks to get into cupboards, opens the freezer to help himself to frozen meat, will eat anything (Spinach! He likes spinach!), regularly has zoomies, will drag his leash/harness over to you when he wants to go for a walk, and has the loudest purr in the world. He loves being carried like a baby and getting belly rubs, jumps on your lap as soon as you sit for snuggles, and does the ‘puss in boots’ look if he gets in trouble. Love him.

[Rain]

[QUOTE=EKLay;8910746]
… taught himself to break child locks to get into cupboards, opens the freezer to help himself to frozen meat, will eat anything (Spinach! He likes spinach!)[/QUOTE]

OMG. I had one who got into the pantry and dug into the bag of flour. FLOUR. All over my kitchen! murder in my heart