Oh no! Itteh bitteh kitteh just got knocked out by a really strong nap attack!
Fortunately she has her darling doggy friend to rest on. I’m sure with the help of some quality cuddles, this little kitten is going to make a full recovery in no time!
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Shut up with that title. What if I’d been at WORK and laughed that loud?
Quite a gorgeous squee. <3
What a beautiful photo! And now I’m gonna faint. ♥ ♥ ♥
Another beautiful black and white photo, thank you!
Oh so skweeeee
somebody painted the photo, looks quite cool, more squees from the same artist can be found there.
cheers
http://zeldis.deviantart.com/art/Against-stress-102964592
Dog’s thinking…can’t move, can’t disturb kitty.
Awwww, that brings memories of my collie, Laddie, in the 60′s. He was one fine dog. Loved all the puddies, too.
nods. neber disturb a kyoot sqee
Best. Animal. Photo. Ever.
This photo reminds me so much of my beautiful Sheltie, Amos, and the baby kitten he and I adopted shortly before Amos died. I love, and will always keep a copy of this photo.
Aww too precious.
I MUST HAVE THIS PICTURE ON MY WALL!!!!!! IT’S BEAUTIFUL!!!
yay for sheltie love!!
There’s no recovery from nap attacks – just temporary remission. It always comes back! And it’s contagious, too. Being around kitties and doggies napping will give you a nap attack, yourself! And unlike most contagious conditions, you can catch it just from looking at a picture of a nap-attack in progress.
In fact, now that I have looked at this picture … I am feeling … sleeeepy … ZZZZZ.
I just love the strand of the goggie’s long hair held in the itteh bitteh kitteh’s paw.