Deylan Buntyn
Deylan Buntyn
Being a cat dad means understanding meows that sound like full conversations. It means sharing your pillow (whether you want to or not), and it means knowing the difference between “I want food” and “I’m just bored, human.”
You may not be changing diapers, but you’re scooping litter boxes like a champ. You’re not pushing strollers, but you’re dangling feather toys at 3am because someone decided it’s playtime.
Cat dads matter because love doesn’t come in just one form. It purrs, it scratches, it headbutts, and it curls up next to you when you need it most. Thank you @smallsforcats for the awesome gifts!
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Fathers Day isn’t just for the dads with toddlers on their shoulders or tools in their belts it’s also for the ones with fur on their shirts and treats in every pocket.
Being a cat dad means understanding meows that sound like full conversations. It means sharing your pillow (whether you want to or not), and it means knowing the difference between “I want food” and “I’m just bored, human.”
You may not be changing diapers, but you’re scooping litter boxes like a champ. You’re not pushing strollers, but you’re dangling feather toys at 3am because someone decided it’s playtime.
Cat dads matter because love doesn’t come in just one form. It purrs, it scratches, it headbutts, and it curls up next to you when you need it most. Thank you @smallsforcats for the awesome gifts!
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