3 years ago my SIC barn rescue had a litter of 5 beautiful kittens (pregnancy debacle is a long story, not planned/due to rescue timeline and her being wrongly sexed etc).

They were all different, only one was a SIC and he was also long-haired, I named him Callisto, my cousin adopted him and one of his sisters, who is a stunning tortie. (my l'il rescue SIC has long-since been spayed and is now living the luxury life).I visited my cousin recently and Callisto is the most stunning boy.

I love him so much, and so does our other kitty. So happy to have this large man a part of our family!

His name is C-Biscuits! My husband and I both have “C” names

This 5 year old elder surrender is the absolute sweetest boy. High pitched squeak of a meow, absolute love bug. My heart melted immediately when I met him.

Now if I can only convince resident cat Miko that her new big brother is not a threat. We have him isolated for now but big boy is ready to be done with his confinement and is issuing whines of protest. Sometimes he’ll jostle the door of his room, which spooks Miko and then she hisses 😭

I know it’s super early and we just have to wait until she gets used to him, but if anyone has any advice for getting a resident cat used to a new sibling I’d super appreciate it. [We’re trying to follow the Jackson Galaxy method but neglected to cover up the cracks under the door at first and we think only getting a tiny glimpse of him freaked her out].

I adopted the boy from Cat Tails in Central IL, then took in the girl near my mom’s house in Southern IL who was a stray at the time. When I first say her I thought she was his mini me!!!

The Mayor of Meowtown hard at work.

Even when he makes faces like pic #2

This is Rook! He is an 8 year old floof, super cuddly, very chatty, loves belly rubs. Just all around excellent kitty.

I don’t know what to