Charlene eats her meals behind closed doors, or with us near by because Wylla is small and can easily weasel her way to the dish.
The other night, I put Charlene is the guest room so she could have a snack in peace, and when she was done, I placed her bowl up on the top shelf of the closet, foolishly thinking it would be safe.
It wasn't.
Oh, and she can get on top of the fridge, too.
What a girl won't do to get a few treats! I'm that way with my Oreos!
ReplyDeleteI finally had to store the treats in the microwave, no other place was out of reach.
ReplyDeleteOur Kasey would eat his food and his sister's Roxie's leftovers..if we let him. Kasey will counter, fridge, table and anywhere else he can reach surf..looking for her food. Her bowl now gets put on a skinny wall shelf he hasn't figured out yet..oh wait..he could go from the table to the water cooler to the..dang! Have to start putting it inside the fridge I think :0 It's been 4 years and he never stops trying!
ReplyDeleteThey are determined when they really really want something! And Wylla looks so darn cute doing it too :)
"This is for eating all my kitten food, Auntie Bean!"
ReplyDeleteOh Wylla! You're a naughty girl! But you are so cute doing it! :-)
ReplyDeleteIf there was ever a sign that she is indeed Bean's sister this is it. :) Grand theft catfood!
ReplyDeleteHey, Charlene eats kitten crunchies, why can't Wiley Wylla eat Beanie crunchies? And in our house, The Kitten Safe is the microwave. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteShe can't digest dry food, so she must eat only wet.
DeleteHa!! Oh dear! But what an adorable little scamp :)
ReplyDeleteOne of my two cats is on hypo-allergenic prescription cat food, so I feel your pain!
ReplyDeleteHahaha! She's such a determined little thing. I love loving your cats, Laurie.
ReplyDeleteI laughed out loud when I saw the photo on Instagram & I just LOL'd again. So so funny.
ReplyDeleteThat little stinker! Our cat, Thomas, isn't allowed to eat his sister's food either, but manages to sneak some once in a while. He always barfs it right back up, so there's the evidence!
ReplyDeleteCan't...stop...giggling. Oh my word she looks SO determined.
ReplyDeleteLOL! What a little imp!
ReplyDeleteIf Willful Wylla had her way
ReplyDeleteThe world would be full of treats
Neither high or low would she have to go
Just plop right down and eat them
Keep climbing Wylla!
That is a determined little girl cat.
ReplyDeleteoh that look of wide eyed innocence :) She's so adorable and sneaky!
ReplyDeleteI have two cats and a yellow lab, all get separate, different prescripton diets, all three get different supplements...everyone eats well, but no one really loves their food and is always trying to get the other guy's food, thinking the grass is greener.
ReplyDeleteI am forwever running interference, locking everyone up in separate rooms twice a day for meals! I empathize !
I thought I had is rough. Buddy cat is on prescription food for bladder stones and is the worst chow hound. Tiger is a wicked grazer.
DeleteBuddy is constantly trying to sneak Tiger's food. It's pretty funny. But I do have to really watch what Bud eats.
Has she sprouted wings???
ReplyDeleteHey! Small doesn't mean angelic! I also have a small sneak thief so feel your pain. Feeding in separate rooms, feeding the big one in a Pyrex dish which has a snapping lid, putting the lid on the dish when there's leftovers and then putting a weight on the lid...
ReplyDeleteThe sneak thief still gets the forbidden food. Sigh.
That's tortitude and it will lead her into a lifetime of temptation and adventure. Bless her hard little head.
ReplyDeleteOh, my. That Wylla. I LOL'd, and it was a much-needed one, so thanks!
ReplyDeleteCould you create a box or crate with one of those cat-flaps that have a solenoid lock? put the solenoid on Charlene's collar, she can go in and out as she pleases, but Ms F'luffy F'lon would be closed out.
ReplyDeleteThey make these ready-made... It's a Meowspace. We have this problem with our two furbeans and it's been a lifesaver. A little pricey, but cats have long lives!
DeleteLil' stinker.. Cats always find a way to get to the forbidden fruit. Found my old Siamese on top of the refrigerator once (still not sure how she got up there), reeeeeaaaaching for a little stuffed reindeer that I put on top of the clock hanging on the wall next to the fridge thinking that it would be out of reach. HA.
ReplyDeleteI love the 2nd photo! Miss Wylla appears to be saying "Oh, hi Mommy! What? I always sit here. You didn't know? Whatever. I think Daddy is yelling for you. You should go to him...now."
ReplyDeleteLOL XD Little brat :)
ReplyDeleteWiley Wylla! You go, girl!
ReplyDeleteyou almost can't be mad at her! what a cutie!
ReplyDeleteLove that second pic. Shes all "what?" Poor Bean is gonna end up eating in a cabinet somewhere.
ReplyDeleteLOL the rascal!!! but oh soooo cute. I hide treats in the old dishwasher!!
ReplyDeleteGotta love the resourcefulness and determination that got her up there...and how in the heck did she get up there? These pictures are hysterical...the little peak over the edge of the shelf to view her prize....LOL!
ReplyDeleteHow on earth did she get onto the hangers?!
ReplyDeleteThe more we see of her, the more she reminds me of a girl version of my cat. My grandma regularly refers to him as "a Dickens." He's smarter than me, more determined, and more patience.
Oh my gosh! That girl is determined! Definitely a tree dweller, no?
ReplyDeleteI suspect little Miss Wylla, like my Emily, is able to reduce her mass to zero and just float up to where she wants to jump to (she does it the other way going down, increases her mass to that of an elephant). It certainly explains how she could climb so high so easily.
ReplyDeleteSeriously, my daughter used to have a cat who could jump to the top of the fridge from the floor. Fortunately, he didn't like jumping very much, or we might have found him hanging from the ceiling fan one day!
hahahahaha
ReplyDeletepic #2: Sprung!
Go you good thing, go Ms Wylla.
HOW precious. I love it. My cat got on top of my kitchen cabinets- the top ones- once. I came home and couldn't find her ANYWHERE, until I happened to look up in the kitchen.
ReplyDeleteMighty Meow! Able to leap to tall refrigerators and bound to high closet shelves in the never-ending search for crunchies to munch! LOL!
ReplyDeleteWylla may be a feather weight kitten but she sure has determination! Bless her fuzzy widdle heart!
Oh dear god Wylla Stout I love you!
ReplyDeletecomputerized fractal encryption codes? Oh wait, they lack opposable thumbs, maybe a padlock like on school lockers will do it.
ReplyDeleteShe's so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIntrepid crunchie hunter!
ReplyDeletewhat a little minx.......LOL
ReplyDeleteDr. Suess would be so proud.
ReplyDeleteI just read this and had to add my story featuring my cat food loving dog. My little Schipperke will sneak into the cat's room whenever Mama Lucy leaves a little of her wet food for a midnight snack. Hunter seems to know when it is there, and sneaks in and gobbles it up. Just as a test, I gave him some of her food in his eating spot. Guess what? Of course he didn't want to eat it if I gave it to him. It is only tasty if he steals it, preferably with Mama Lucy glaring daggers at him from the top of her window perch. Maybe he is trying to get even for all the times Mama Lucy and Baby Winkers have licked all over the big knuckle bone he gets as a treat. Never a dull moment around here. And we love it that way.
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