Never ending entertainment.
My dearest friend used to keep a sort of group home for cats. She had an outer pantry where the W&D were, it had windows, her cats would come and go from there but she still closed it up at night, it was like they had their own apartment. Being in the university neighborhood there were lots of left behind kitties after each semester and somehow, if they managed to link up with her kitties, the neighborhood strays would find their way to her house. They often had babies but the neighborhood organization got together and raised funds to capture and spay as many as we could in concert with the local shelter. Sometimes we concluded that her cats would invite certain strays in because there was never any fighting or territorial behavior in the "room". It seemed there were kittens on a regular basis and it seemed to keep the older cats more playful when there were younger cats around.
I'm glad that Sian is healthy and happy and such fun for everybody, most of the time. 
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