Misty Blue

Last week, Charlotte Ekker Wiggins, a beekeeper, author, and gardener, shared photos of her cat, James A. Mess. This week, we share James' sister.

Charlotte wrote that: "Etta Girl is a grey tuxedo rescue found about a year ago with her brother, James A Mess, when they were 4 weeks old. A Russian Blue mix, Etta loves spending her days on my garden deck periodically bringing me sticks, dead leaves, and catnip stems, she's my nature girl."

"S-T-R-E-T-C-H in Rolla, Missouri USA. Etta Girl in one of her favorite spots in my deck garden, on top of the table where she knows she's not supposed to be. Unless it's sunny, then all bets are off!"

"Oops, may have to cut back on the daily fresh catnip sprig treats. James A Mess, on top and his sister Etta Girl on my Rolla, Missouri USA deck garden."

"Everyone can use a little help gardening. James A Mess, right, and Etta Girl, bottom left, pitched in to help me with these last couple of pots in Rolla, Missouri, USA on my deck garden."

"On cool mornings I like to enjoy a cup of tea in my deck garden in Rolla, Missouri USA. Etta Girl, left, and James A Mess, right, decided to join me. Maybe next time I fix something other than catnip tea or set three places!"

Pops in a Tulip Garden

Grace Park of Washington, DC, shared this photo of Putin-Pops aka "Pops." She wrote, "Sweet, handsome Pops is an almost-three-year-old Russian Blue who can always sense who in the room needs the most snuggles. He is always in pursuit of the perfect spot on your lap, your furniture, your workspace, the hidden gems around D.C., National Parks, and in the most beautiful gardens. His hoomans often joke that he is a puppy disguised as a cat due to his cuddly personality, friendly greetings at the door, frequent walks outside and endless games of fetch. He is often found sporting a bowtie and a pawsitive attitude. If you see him around Washington, DC, or traveling around the U.S., feel free to say hello!"

You can follow Pops' adventures on Instagram: @Putinpops