My cat Millie is not a lap cat. She likes to stay by herself in a quiet place most of the time. She does need affection as do most cats. Don’t expect her to jump up on someone’s lap and expect to be stroked and scratched. Instead when Millie wants attention or affection she will come and find me then meow. When I get up, she will hunch her back signaling to me that she would like to be picked up and pet. I do that regularly and take her over to the door or window and give her a good view of the world outside. She stays for quite away then wiggles signaling me that she’s done.

My other cat Molly who passed away last year used to love to jump up on my lap, sit on my shoulder and stay with me at all times.

Notice the signs your cat gives you. Cats are not as demonstrative as dogs but they do love affection on their terms.

Remember, your pets count!

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