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Two videos, a little over a year apart. As a kitten, Case loved to play with his toys in the bathtub. As as an adult, he still loves the tub, but doesn’t need a toy to get all silly.

Little foster Monty thinks he’s hot stuff! Watch him try to scare Case by showing off his fancy moves. Just wait for the end!

Luna and Case are having a battle - when Luna backs off Case seems oblivious and keeps kicking...his own feet! What a weirdo!

Luna has had just about enough of Case’s shenanigans. He pounced on her and she unleashed some machine gun kicks right to the head with her pink little toes making direct contact. Case was no worse for wear and they both ended up cuddled together at the end of the night.

Remember Luna flexing her chin forward every time she got scratches? Well she’s been working hard, isolating those chin muscles, and now she can go side to side! Look at that weirdo go!

Case really wants to jump on top of the armoire, but he's not quite sure he can make it. After studying all possibilities, he makes the dangerous leap. Will he make it? You'll just have to watch to find out!

Case doesn’t know if he’s a cat or a dog!

Case just has so much energy to burn, he doesn’t know what to attack next!

Foster kitten Digger tries to get a “magically floating” pencil from underneath a glass table. His little kitten mind just can’t comprehend why he can’t grab that thing!

Case tries to get Luna and run away. Too bad the wall had other plans!

Pip is fascinated by these vertical blinds. Silly little bug!

Luna has done this ever since she was a kitten. She's just loving every second of it!

Little Pip is so cute! I’m just as fascinated by her toes as she is!

Never has a cat demonstrated such grace and finesse in ball retrieval.

He’s the embodiment of an alpha predator

Case has had enough of Siri and her weather forecast. Every day he comes barreling down the hall to try to silence her. So funny!

Case wants nothing more but to play with the foster kittens. He loves to attack from the hallway dimension

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Case is one bad boy! He sneaks into the silverware drawer from the cabinet below. There’s no way he fits in there, but Case doesn’t care about minor details like that!

Little Pip got off to a rough start - she was brought to the humane society with a couple of wounds on her arm and was much smaller than her siblings as a result. She’s eating like a champ and starting to catch up. Watch out world!

Case comes down with a case of the zoomies but Luna’s not having it!

Case just can’t stop in time on those slippery floors! He slips and slides right into the camera!

Case had the zoomies, big time! After 15 minutes of wild antics, he suddenly runs out of energy.

Who’s chasing who now?! Muwahahahaha

This kitten has lost his mind!