Chonks, Chunguses & Chumbuses

edited March 2021 in General

Post pics of your chonky cats and bunnies and any other cuddly furchildren?

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  • Not chunky, but floofy.



  • One puffin and one floof.

  • @MelanieL Your first pic needs to be posted on "cats that look like Ron Perlman"

    @pmvines Your portrait of a cat with hummingbird; needs to be framed


  • @MaullySterling....Sinatra is now requesting therapy and cosmetic surgery.
    Meanwhile, Sammy found a box.


  • Bob my 11 year old lazy like a chonc but skinny like an old drunk! Lol

    Mochi, my 1 year old who wasn't chonky when I got her but is definitely on her way there! I've only had her 1.5 months.... whoops lol

  • @pmvines, you and your dog have almost the exact same hair color patterns!

    This is me trying to work with my pound puppies. I never knew pit bulls were cuddlers until sweet Rosie ❤

  • Here's my baby!!!!

  • [Deleted User]mamabearhugs (deleted user)



    My cuddle cat, Mercury.

  • @mamabearhugs - is that a body pillow in the second pic?? If so I have the same one!! Lol

  • [Deleted User]mamabearhugs (deleted user)

    @burgundydren Yes, he loves his body pillow! Lol! He's the strangest cat- won't let anyone else touch him and he constantly scowls at everyone else in the house. Guess he's a true momma's boy.

  • Here’s the big chonk that I currently live with. Her name is Nietzsche. My cat Suzuka is still at home in Alberta. Can’t wait to fly her out here and see how well they get along. My roommate is giving Nietzsche up once he’s out and able to get a dog. 😔 So I’m taking it upon myself to be her mama once he does.

  • Awww so much cuteness!

  • [Deleted User]DeadGirlWalking (deleted user)
    edited March 2021

    @Catloaf maybe your room mate shouldn't get a dog if he gives up on his animals so easily. Just my opinion, a pet is for life etc, not until you get bored of it.

  • @BuggleBear I agree fully. I feel like a lot of people who want dogs are ill-equipped to give them the quality of life they need and deserve based on the breed/heritage. Huskies and malamutes being one example. If you aren’t able to take your dog out regularly or you have no intent of letting them do dog things that their breed needs to do, you really don’t have business owning one.

    Said roommate wants an Aussie. He isn’t active and doesn’t even go for walks so I don’t see why he needs to add a large dog that thrives on intense physical activity to that. At that point you’re not looking for an animal to care for, you’re looking for an animal to give you an ego boost.




  • Furry turkey

  • edited March 2021

    Meow. From Loki (aka Mr. Lokers the black domestic short hair) and Harley (aka Fuzzles, the grey long hair).





  • Not sure if she qualifies as a chungus, but my ever so lovable fur-child demands to be seen and this seems like as good a place as any.


  • Omg! You all have some of the cutest floofs I've ever seen!!!

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