When a cat lays their ears flat against their head, it is primarily a sign of discomfort, anxiety, fear, or overstimulation. Often referred to as "airplane ears," this positioning is their way of asking for space or indicating that they are nearing their limit.
My daughter and son in law have two ginger fur boys like that, we dont know if they were siblings, but they are now. They came as bonded from the shelter and I'm sorry I can't find a photo of them, they are lovely.
Ahhh Marty definitely has the puss n boots look! I got my older ginger a little sister and now they are in separable! I can’t resist Marty’s look. Give him whatever he wants. My heart breaks if he looks sad like that.
There was a girl in my second grade class who made such a face whenever the teacher decided to pick someone for a plum task. She got chosen every time. Every. Single. Time. And the rest of us just looked at each other knowingly.
Take all my treats Marty.
Do you want my chair too? What else can I get you? Oh that? Yeah you can have the remote. Sure, we can watch cartoons. Oh, wait...I'm sorry, I thought I was...no, ok it's fine this is fine. I'm just gonna go check the litterbox again. Yeah Ok so I'll see you later...