I ran into this guy taking his cat out for a walk. Needless to say, he was surrounded by admirers, and got a bit of attention from some passing dogs as well. I didn’t quite catch the kitty’s name: it was somewhere between Buffy and Poppy, with a possible stop at Fluffy or Floppy. Well, whatever, pretty cute.
Also, my point-and-shoot camera (Canon SX260 HS) just semi-died after two years and four months of service (which is to say, four months out of my credit-card-extended warranty), so most of my pictures are liable to be iPhone until I can figure out what to replace it with.
![Don't think you can get around me by... Man Petting Leashed Tiger Tabby Cat](https://dogsofsf.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/IMG_3621-600x615.jpg)
He was actually less skittish than the looks in these pictures. Still not exactly delighted though.
![OH MY GOD WHAT WAS THAT SOMETHING MOVED! Tiger Tabby Cat Looking Fixedly Downward](https://dogsofsf.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/IMG_3631-600x642.jpg)
As best I could make out, he was looking at someone’s toes.
![Stop laughing at me. I've never been outside before. How am I supposed to know about 'wind' and 'cigarette butts' and complicated stuff like that. Tiger Tabby Sitting On A Planter](https://dogsofsf.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/IMG_3640-600x494.jpg)
I’ve lived here for over ten years now, but Polk Street never ceases to provide amusement.
![No. I want to go home RIGHT MEOW. Man Holding Tiger Tabby Cat](https://dogsofsf.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/IMG_3650-598x800.jpg)
Hmm. Checked flannel shirt. Sunglasses. Walking a cat in San Francisco.
![...ANOTHER person wants to pet me? Well... hmm. I... guess... Woman Petting Tiger Tabby Cat](https://dogsofsf.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/IMG_3658-600x652.jpg)
He really was remarkably tolerant in terms of human contact.
![Maybe we can stay 'outside' just a LITTLE longer. Man Holding Tiger Tabby Cat](https://dogsofsf.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/IMG_3682-600x711.jpg)
I’m not very good at reading feline expressions. It’s a lot harder than dogs. Ears erect and forward, but eyes open and pupils constricted (though that might just be because it’s bright.) Wary but not alarmed, maybe?