They don’t call them “Jack Russell Terrorists” for nothing. 
Thank you for the kind words. I’ll be sure to tell her.
But she isn’t fat, she’s big boned. 
She’ll stay in that position, or similar, for an hour or more, either sleeping or just chilling out. Every so often little cries or chirps will emanate as she stretches, changes position, etc.
She is adorable.
Kitty is obviously in need of a good tummy rub. 
I have an acquaintance that raises and rescues Servals, and they are kind of scary. I love cats, but these are big enough that you really, really wouldn’t want to make one mad!
My cat isn’t fat either - she is also big-boned (and fluffy). I’m sure her big-bonedness has nothing to do with her cleaning up both bowls of food every time we feed them.
All scary dogs are pit bulls. I think that may apply to cats also. However, since all dogs are boys and all cats are girls then that cat must be a pit cow. Don’t worry about being confused, the pit gene is very unusual.
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It’s a hell of a big job.
Yeah, took me two days to come up with that!
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