Happy #dogust to my governing partner, Hutch. Lt. Governor David Toland, thanks for picking the finest petstituent to serve with me, and please remind him he's needed at Cedar Crest to secure the perimeter so I can take another nap.

Hello, Democratic Governors. You didn’t think you could get Laura Kelly to go to 2024 Democratic National Convention without me, did you?

In ferocious protector of Cedar Crest mode.

The painters may have invaded Cedar Crest for a touch-up, but I wasn't about to let their tarps claim my territory.

Hey Kansas State Fair, do you have a Best Cat Award? 🥇

Telling my petstituents and Kansans to register to vote right meow!

Two of my favorite things: golden hour, and this rock.

National Cat Day, you say? Sounds like the purrrfect time to celebrate me!

I'm having a spook-tacular Halloween. Just remember Kansans, the biggest jump scare this year? Not voting. 👻

Another Election Day spent wondering when cats' voices will be heard. In the meantime, I'm busy telling hoomans to make sure to get to the polls.

I'm helping mom with this puzzle — all in a day's work.

Thanksgiving plans: keep laying on this couch until I fall into a food coma. 🦃

The post I know you all were waiting for...my annual holiday card reveal! Wishing all my petstituents a purrrfect holiday season.

All this snow and cold weather calls for a good cat nap. Don't fur-get to stay warm petstituents!

It's a purrrfect Super Bowl Sunday for the Kansas City Chiefs to 3-peat, and my feline instincts are telling me that they're going to pounce on the Eagles.

Kisses for my petstituents on this fine Valentine's Day!

Today is #NationalLoveYourPetDay! Aka, another day to celebrate me. 👑

It's Women's History Month! I'm celebrating all the ameowzing Kansas women — myself and mom Laura Kelly included.

Petstituents, remind your purrrents that today is National Pet Day. Celebrate accordingly with lots of pets and treats.

I'm sad to share that Frances, the First Cat of KS, was laid to rest today. She lived a long, adventurous life & greeted Cedar Crest visitors with pride & demand for affection. Although all good things come to an end, she no doubt left a big paw print as the First Cat of Kansas.