Family is more than just people and cats, shown here in the friendship between Din Din the Siamese cat and Frankie the rescued bearded dragon.

Here Din Din, (so named because she only answers when called for dinner), gives Frankie a 'head bump', or 'head bunt', a cat behaviour reserved only for family groups to show love.

Frankie, as a rescued lizard, had a stunted growth due to poor conditions when young, making her very small and so she was knocked back a little by Din Din's nudging.

The two are known to follow each other around and spend a lot of time sitting together looking out of windows, enjoying the sunshine and napping together.

This video features Din Din the Siamese cat (named because she only answers when we tell her it's time for dinner) and Frankie the rescued bearded dragon. These two follow each other around the house and spend a lot of time sitting together looking out of windows, enjoying the sunshine and napping together. I happened to capture this adorable moment when Din Din gave Frankie a "head bump", the cat version of marking, or love. Because Frankie is a rescued lizard, her growth is stunted from the lack of proper lighting as a baby, making her very tiny and lightweight. Din Din's bump was full of love but because of Frankie's small size, it made her slide backwards. Frankie looked a little confused afterwards, but she is very familiar with Din Din's affection and did not mind at all. Din Din then came over to give me some love as well.