Catster Photo Contest: Cats of the Week Winners (November 14, 2024)
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I found her in my recycling bin and took her in and she’s been my closest and cuddly friend ever since! She is very affectionate and loves dinner time. She is always happiest when close to her humans
Silliest
Name:
Jambu
Breed:
DSH
Fun Fact:
This is his favorite pose – seen often enough that it has been dubbed “Jambu style” in the after adoption group for the rescue where he was born. He’s one of my glorious little weirdos!
He’s having a diarrhoea a whole day until slimy & watery poo but he still stood tall & look down upon us, the peasant of the household, who only live to serve this young archduke.
Kai just turned 3 on October 1st. He rotates thru his sleeping spots but his “twin” bed is one of his favorites!
Best Action Shot
Name:
Pumpkin
Breed:
American longhair
Fun Fact:
Pumpkin is 10 years old and always manages to have the fluffiest coat in town! She is a super sweet lap cat that will always beg for food:)
Sleepiest
Name:
Ketamina
Breed:
European domestic shorthair
Fun Fact:
Mina is the sweetest baby, abandoned at birth by her mother’s owner. She’s been with us for 3 weeks, loves to play with her siblings, eats like a full grown woman, and is a mini sized super love bug
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