Ok, I can’t help it. Everyone is showing off cute fuzzies, so I have to add a few of mine:
In ur jursey, stealin’ ur stick!
(I couldn’t help myself)
More kitties. Havoc on the left, Pixel on the right.
patient kitties
I have one of your earlier posts of Pixel in my rotating screensaver collection 
Bookkeeper, I read your post to Pixel. She preened, and was duly appreciative of the honor. (It might have had something to do with the tuna she smelled on my hand, but you never know. We’ll give her the benefit of the doubt…) 
Simon reminds me of our Buggy (in the middle, pictured with two of our others, Poopy on the left and Mama on the right).
And the other one (Fuzzy Face)
Your cats look like they’re plotting revenge. Especially the second one. I can hear him (her?) thinking, “You are so getting a hairball in your shoes for this.”
My little hellions
Chao, I can’t see yours. Is your album set to private?
I trimmed the cat’s claws today. Anyone know how to apply a wrist tourniquet?
I can’t see them either.
Thought I’d add a Christmas kitty.
The universe demands balance in this thread of guinea pigs and cats.
Molly and Mouse on new stripes!
Morgan having a bad hair day.
Popcorn during a brief stay in Ohio on his way to Michigan.
Mouse, Molly, and Maria all meeting for the first time. Maria seems to object to the smell of little Molly.
Mabel with attitude.
Clifford aka Mickey about to get angry at you.
And I know I’ve posted this before, but cats and guineas can be great playmates
FWIW, all these guys and girls were rescues who have found perminant homes
I think it’s safe to say you took care of that quite amply 
Oh Lord, Lord, he’p me Lord. I need me some cat-energy in my poor human abode, but I am so allergic I can’t be in the same room where one’s sat on the couch. What to do? Whaaaat to do?
They have shots for that, you know. Hie thee to an allergist.
Jawohl. I need a kittykittykitty.
There are also cases (like me) who become desensitised and are no longer bothered by it - I have a chronic mild sinus thing but nothing debilitating
But I agree - see an allergist first - then adopt a rescued kitten - they are the lovingest of all kitties
Once your allergist has you on a treatment schedule, find your local animal-rescue establishment and get you a couple of fuzz-butts. Good karma plus purrs…a win-win.