Hi Bobcat,
Our Rosie snores.  It is kind of a squeak and can be loud enough to be
heard from another room.  I love that sound because it means she is
comfortable and feels safe enough to sleep soundly, unlike her start
in life without a home.
I also love the sound of purring.  Ironically, when my husband
occasionally snores, it sounds like a purr, too.  Cinder and Rosie
both purr.  When I am surrounded with purrs, it gives me a peaceful
feeling that where I am at that moment, all is well.
The chattering sound they make at birds amuses me.
I appreciate the sound of someone scratching around in the litter
box.  It sure beats the alternative.
Annie

Snoopy snores, quite loudly sometimes.

Persia sometimes snores very softly.  It's cute :)

I love it when Persia gets very vocal, as if there's something extremely
important I MUST know (akin to Lassie the dog barking, ""Timmy fell into the
well!").  It usually has to do with food, of course.

Jill

caliban snores. he will lay on my arm and go 'honkshu... honkshu...
honkshu...' sometimes when he's very happy, instead of purring, he
grunts. it's so cute.

mir has a very quiet purr usually, so when she actually purrs aloud, i
feel very honoured. another sound i love is when she yodels. her meow
goes into a falsetto in the middle, then back to her normal voice.

HRFL Tiger snoring (he has a loud squeaky snore!). HRFL Tiger purring
(he has a deep rumbly purr that he only ever uses with me).
Miss Lily Whiskers trilling to say hello and her constant yapping and
chatting to the dog as she orders Cara around.

Helen M

My boys absolutely snore, and it's adorable.  Tiny little honk-shus.  Stinky
makes a noise on the exhale like the world's tiniest harmonica. ;)

But all the noises they make are my favorites, and they make a lot of them.
I particularly love the little "oof!" sound Stinky lets out when he jumps
down to the floor.

Oh yeah. Pearl wheeze snores at times because of her asthma I suppose.
Soemtimes now she likes to sleep next to my head, with her head on my
pillow and sometimse her snoring transmits through the pillow and wakes
me up. I often too hear Sugar snoring on the cat tree behind the chair
I sit in. It's very funny.

Oreo does

Don't want to alarm you--but cats normally don't snore. Or that's what
I was told
by a vet. Boots snores, because she has polyps in her nose. She also
has them
in her ears. It kind of goes along with herpes.
It *is* a cute sound though.

Sherry

Harri kitten snores sometimes, depending on the position she's in. When
she jumps into my lap and assumes the position for an arm snuggle, she
snores with the cutest little wheezing sound. I've asked the vet about it,
and he says it's nothing to worry about.

Amelia loves to sleep in the upstairs bathroom on top of the heater grate.
As soon as I walk into the bathroom she greets me with a trilling meow.

Sammy occasionally walks into the bathroom as I'm drying off from the
shower and gives me a long dissertation about something of great
importance. I haven't yet figured out what it is, so I don't know whether
he's telling me the winning numbers for the next Powerball drawing or
telling me that my feet stink.

And Ranger has a special meow that seems to be reserved for times when he
thinks other kitties are getting too much attention. It has a special
whining quality that, were it coming from a human child, would indicate
displeasure. It always results in more pets for the Rangemaster.

The girls don't really snore, but every now and then in their sleep
I'll hear one of them  make this little grunt that sounds like
"HRRRRRRNnnrrrumbbbbblllle ending with a few kitty lipsmacks.

Nina's signature sound is not so much a  mew as it is a high pitched
double chirp, as if she were a canary, or had recently ingested one.
(An impossibility, as she has no accesss to any  canaries.) But it's a
very cute sound.

I love both their purrs--Francesca's is deep and rapid, while Nina's
is slow and soft, unless she's feeling VERY affectionate.

Melissa

Both Will and Heidi can purr loud and long, and there's no sound that
beats it.  When I get caught in the middle, it's just like being in a
twin-engine aircraft.

Heidi snores a lot, and Will snores occasionally.

But the most startlingly delightful sound I hear is the little "yike!"
that Will makes occasionally when encouraging his toys to play their
hardest.  I wish I could hear that one more often.

Splodge used to snore a lot.  He also had a phenomenally loud sneeze
for a cat.  But he seems to have grown out of both - maybe it's a
phase flat-face Persians go through before their nasal passages grow
to full size?

I like hearing them talk in their sleep.  They come out with things
they'd never say when awake - something like "mrrrp..mmm...mmm...mmm...
weeble...prrr...meepmeepMROWRRRmmmm...mmmm...pfffff...."

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