

This little black burst of lightning is my youngest cat (still a kitten, technically...).
She's the cat who we adopted last year after she was rescued in a Food Lion parking lot near our vet's office. Her tail had been mangled in the fan belt of a car and had to be amputated.
So her balance ain't exactly great...(and without a tail, she looks like a little black

Despite this, Lily makes a habit of playing daredevil, and walking the high ledge over our second story foyer and staircase.
She also likes to sleep by the window, and I worry she's going to nod off and fall.
Here are a few pictures of her in action. In the middle two, she's navigating the perimeter of the railing.
In the others, she's perched in the window.
I get vertigo just thinking about her up there...

Surely if she was a bit wobbly she'd freak out and not go out on the ledge. I'm sure she's fine; and anyway, she'd got nine lives to play with.
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