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Kizmet, we love your grey complexion. We also saw you helping mom by cleaning the windows. Fantastic work,
Tyebe and Shoko
Tyebe sends whisker kises and paw hugs to Snap.
Kizmet…work to DO, Sisfur…work yet to DO! SHRED!
Hope you got the best payment fo all your hrd work…lots of pets and treats
You are doing a super job sweet Kizmet!
I hope you’re getting paid more than minimum wage, Kizmet.
kizmet…..let de shreddin bee gin 🙂 ♥♥
Good thing there is not a shortage like last year. 🙂 XO
You’re giving that roll of paper towels a what for. You’re so cute.
Thank you for joining the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. Scritches all around and a hug to mom. ♥
I can’t reach the paper towels up on the counter, so I just use my tongue to wash the kitchen floor. XOX Lucy
Kizmet, you sure are a great helper!!!
The Florida Furkids with love and whisker kisses to Sawyer from Noelle
Kizmet has a “pet” roll of paper towels? Well why not….maybe she wants to participate in housecleaning? No….can’t be that….cats are definitely not housecleaners by nature. Well, all I can say is her new “pet” won’t require much food!
Hugs, Teddy
Oh, you little workaholic! Such beauty! So enterprising! A perfect kitty, of course.
You have a lot of work left with that kitchen paper, Kizmet!
Definitely not done! It is still in one piece.
Kizmet, are you supposed to be playing with that? Those “shredding toys” are fun, aren’t they?
Some of our cats have worked similar projects. They derived a high level of satisfaction from the work, and were puzzled by the our lack of enthusiasm.