Sorry in advance for the cuteness factor, but I couldn’t resist taking pictures of these two stray cats down on Division Ave & Kent Ave in Williamsburg. Everywhere they went, they walked side by side, practically pressed up against each other.
I wish I had a few more to show how unwilling to separate they were, but they didn’t seem to like being photographed, so I left them alone.
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Today (Monday) is the FINAL DAY to vote for a Partners in Preservation site! Click here to vote now – these places need every vote they can get. A few months ago, I was scouting out in Flatbush, Brooklyn, when I happened to walk by Erasmus Hall High School.
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This past week, I was heading to a show at Madison Square Garden when I happened to notice a building on West 31st Street that has always intrigued me… The granite behemoth at 242 West 31st: When you first see it, you might assume it to be just an old bank building, or perhaps a…
I was walking around East 60th Street and 1st Avenue when I suddenly realized I’ve rarely explored this area of the city. The reason is a practical one: the traffic nightmare created by the nearby 59th Street Bridge makes filming in the neighborhood very difficult, and the few places I’ve scouted here have always been…
While searching the NY Times archives recently, I stumbled on a bunch of amusing articles about New York City hauntings from the 1800’s. Today, a modern Times reporter would probably have to shake hands with a ghost before any such article would see print, but back then, superstitions ran high and articles on ghostly occurrences…
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They really are very cute!! I wish they had a home with nice soft beds to sleep on. I love how they’re almost joined at the hip 🙂
hehe. thanks for the treat. nice observation 🙂
heheh everything is better in two:)
the cats are giving an evil stare in the last picture
I don’t know about their dislike for pictures.. they seem to be posing just for the camera in that last adorable shot! 🙂
Siamese Cats! Ha!
They seem to be girls, I zoomed in for a look *blush* possibly litter sisters. Famale cats living rough will tend to stay together and help out caring for each others kittens etc.
Lovely pictures, wouldn’t it be great if someone could home them both together. Although they may not take to the idea and maybe best left alone.
The perfect couple!
Calicos are almost always female and like Sueper said, they’re both females and most likely littermates. This is adorable! I wish I lived in New York so I could take them in!
Stumbled 🙂
Those cats remind me of otters.
I believe they share a liver, and no matter which way they’re facing, the one on the left is named Oscar.
That last photo….had me laughing, the wee white guy looked about ready to square up to you!
I love this pictures….overload of cute or not. I would say they are pretty good buddies and know the route pretty good, hey?
This is absolutely adorable, its so nice to see any two creatures bond 🙂
Photoshopped.
Cute!
You seem to have a great camera. The colors really stand out!
pretty kitties! so cutsies. I wanna cuddles them!
Sometimes we all need someone to lean on while going trough life. These adorable cats show that it isn’t just humans who feel this way.