Friend brings their girl cat over despite warning that this owner's boy cat is a bit of a flirt, and he immediately proves his owner right, pulling out all the purrsuasive moves

Mariel Ruvinsky • Writer and Editor

Oct 11, 2026 1:30 PM EDT

All cats are special in their own silly ways.

I admit, before adopting my cat, Mia, I didn't know anything about cats. I thought I did. I've always loved looking at cat things on the internet and attempting to pet stray cats outside. But I didn't know what it meant to have a cat, no really. And I didn't know how much I didn't know. She trusted me, though. She adopted me, knowing that I am more than willing to learn everything that I need to. And I did. I learned how to spot when she's not feeling well, I learned how to play with her, I learned what her different meows mean - everything. But of all the things that I learned, the one thing that surprised me the most is figuring out just how much personality cats have. And in my time on the internet and writing for ICHC, I have learned another thing: all cats have personalities, but orange cats have purrsonalities.

Orange cats are unique. They are special. They all share one brain cell. Just one. Between all of them. Every once in a while, one of them will have a turn with the brain cell and shock us all with their intelligence and cunning. The rest of the time… they are just orange. And we could not love them more for it.

We've seen orange cats with all kinds of quirks. There's an orange cat who is obsessed with snap peas. There's another orange cat who likes going number 1 in the sink just "to feel included". There's one who gets ready with his owner - every single morning without fail. And that is just the tip of the ice berg. And still, even after everything that we have seen, this viral pair of orange cats still surprised us. We have never seen a cat flirt before today. And now that we have, all we can is… of course he's orange.

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First of all, color me surprised, but in all my years of owning a cat, I have never thought about bringing her over for a playdate with another cat. And I regret it! She's a house cat. She is not interested in getting out of her little bubble. But we could bring cats over here! We could let her make a friend. One couple that I know currently rescued a cat from a hoarding situation, and they are trying to leash train her to go on walks. That's a candidate for a friend right here.
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Second of all… this is not how I would imagine a first playdate would go between cats. These two have never met before, and forget the fact that he's putting moves on her; the two of them are just chilling on a bed together. That's not obvious. My cat would probably be under her bed, hissing her head off. This is a successful playdate right here. Or maybe it's more of a date than a playdate. Except only one of the cats knew that this was a date, and the other one seems sooo not into it.
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