Mr. Simba

Mr. Simba
Relations
Mr. Simba curiously looks at the feeder
Breed	Domestic Shorthair
Coat	Orange
Sex	Presumed male
Rarity	Common
Occupation	Heir to Pride Rock
Appearance	Mainly white with orange
Eye Color	Yellow
Personality	Playful
First known sighting	June 19, 2024, 5:04 PM (LFT)
Parents	Unknown
Siblings	Unknown
Partner	Unknown
Children	Unknown
Other	Unknown

Mr. Simba is a visitor at the Baldie Carrot, the Cats' Protector feeder (also known as the Duck Feeder). He is a white and orange tabby. He was named on June 19 after the lion of the same name in the movie The Lion King, due to his playful nature.

Behavior

Mr. Simba appears to be playful of nature, as he and Mr. Virtue were seen running around together in the background of the camera. There was no growling or hissing, which makes it seem like they were simply playing. Despite Simba's apparent bravery, he can be a little jumpy at times.

Appearance

Mr. Simba is fully white on the bottom, except for a patch of orange on his back right leg. On the top half, he is mainly orange, with white reaching up around his neck and face. His tail is fully orange.

Mr. Simba seen from top view
Mr. Simba seen from side view

Sightings

June 2024

June 19, 2024:
- At 5:04 PM, Mr. Simba came to the feeder. He curiously sniffed around before realizing there is food, which he ate quickly. At 5:07 PM, he heard something and left.
- At 5:44 PM, Mr. Simba returned to the feeder to eat.
- At 6:18 PM, Mr. Simba came back to the feeder. Around 10 minutes later, he and Mr. Virtue could be seen running around together. There was no growling or meowing, which made it seem like they were playing.
June 20, 2024:
- At 3:12 AM, Mr. Simba was seen enjoying the abundance of chicken snacks at the feeder. At 3:19 AM, Ms. Fierce budged in to eat, so Mr. Simba left.
- At 4:11 AM, Mr. Simba returned to the feeder. The chicken snacks had been depleted, but he enjoyed the remaining kibble. He pawed the food at the back closer to reach it.
- At 9:05 AM, Mr. Simba was briefly seen following Mr. Bentley to the feeder. Mr. Bentley hissed and swatted at him, making him run away.

(Not every cat sighting is documented.)
(LFT = "Local Feeder Time")

Gallery

Mr. Simba curiously looks at the feeder
Mr. Simba paws at his food to bring it closer
Mr. Simba seen from a side view
Mr. Simba seen from top view
Mr. Simba up close with some chicken stuck to his mouth