Katz Tales: The cats' curiosity about the new sofa gives way to sheer delight


Tic Tac playing beneath the new sofa. Photo: Ellen Whyte

Our sofa is cat central. Target has his giant batik cushion on one end, and both Inkie and Tic Tac sleep on the arms. When we humans lie on it, the cats are happy because they then sit on top of us and have their ears rubbed.

So when our ancient sofa finally collapsed, our first concern was to wonder what kind of replacement the cats would like.

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