My sister's she cat Masha is watching above the dogs Julka and Vasya
Masha (atop) and her adult son Phoma (beneath) on 21st of February, 2024
Masha at an apricot tree on 5th of June, 2024
Phoma on 5th of June, 2024
Phoma on 4th of May, 2024
Masha (behind) and her adult son Phoma on 10th of January, 2024
Masha (at left) and her adult children he cats Belyash (at center) and Phoma (at right) on 27th of December, 2023
Masha (at center) and her adult children he cats Belyash (at left) and Phoma (at right) at the end of November, 2023
Masha (at center) and her adult children he cats Belyash (at left) and Phoma (at right) at the end of November, 2023
Phoma is guarding a walnut tree of crows. The middle of November, 2023
The children of Masha he cats Belyash (atop) and Phoma (beneath) when they were kittens
Masha and her children he cats Belyash and Phoma on 26th of October, 2023
Masha (at right) and her adult son Phoma at the end of August, 2023
Phoma and Belyash on 22nd of August, 2023
Masha is licking her grown up adult son Phoma on 25th of July, 2023
Masha and her adult son Belyash on 2nd of August, 2023
Masha and her adult son Phoma on 2nd of August, 2023
Masha and her adult son Phoma on 2nd of August, 2023
Masha and her grown up children Phoma and Belyash on 2nd of August, 2023
Persik on 28th of February, 2024
Persik on 10th of January, 2024
Julka on 10th of January, 2024
Persik and Julka are dining together on 6th of February, 2024
Belyash (at left) and Phoma (at right) in July, 2023
Phoma in July, 2023
Belyash in July, 2023
Belyash in June, 2023
Julka (left) and Persik (right) in June, 2023
The she cat Masha with Julka
My sister's she cat Masha (on right) is invaded the neighbour he cat's territory and is quarreling with him
The neighbours are finding out the relationship
By evening they had reconciled.
She cat Musechka
Feminine curiosity. The female dog and female cat are watching a street from under the fence.
Feminine curiosity
Female dog Vasya (on right) with her feline relative.
Relatives
The young dog Persik (Peach) is the only male among my sister cattish-doggish population. Though he is a small one but if it's necessary he can bark so loudly and terribly that nobody could imagine the hidden behind the fence so small and so pretty creature.
Persik is vigilantly serving. On patrol.
At master's feet
The cats' gracefulness. They can sleep everywhere in any pose.
The one beauty among the others
