This is Sparta, it's mainly my partners cat but we love her both equally, she is one of two cats in our household.
Make no mistake, Sparta is no pet, calling her a pet would dishonour her ruling over this household. We are her trustworthy servants who provide her with any care she requires regardless of the time of day. In fact the picture with the POTM paper in, was taken on quite a messy bed as she was sleeping on it and I knew if I made it it would wake her up and she'd be very upset with me. She is a picky eater and will often turn her nose up at fresh meats and even cat food. In fact she only eats one type of cat "meat" and it's wiska's soups, she often has a variety of fish she eats with my partner, namely salmon and prawns. Yet her true love is cat biscuits, only fresh will do, if it's been out for more then half a day she's not interested.
We got sparta from my fathers house. His wife at the the time brought sparta home despite their house being overcrowded, with little room they had to get rid of a pet, and my father's philosophy is that the newest goes first. My partner saw Sparta (mittens at the time) and instantly said "we'll have her" (I had no say in the matter, I rarely ever do), that is how we got her and we haven't regretted it. We named her sparta because she was ruthless as a kitten, I was once woken up by her slapping my eye's during R.E.M. and she had her claws out, my eyes were half shut for a week, she would often hide in corners and pounce on me, again with claws out, I have a little scar on my hand from one such ambush, yet it was only ever me she attacked, when it is fussing time she goes to my partner. Now she's six years old and still thinks she's a kitten, even now I'll often get ambushed, normally when going up the stairs, last year I fell down them because she scared me so much, and whilst in pain she came down and started biting my hands thinking I was playing, little rascal.
I honestly could write about her quirks and ladyship all day, but it would make for one rather large post. Thanks for looking at Lady Sparta.