All cats deserve your love!
Happy New Year! Let’s start 2025 by spreading some cat love. In this magazine, we visit a sanctuary for special needs cats, we take a look inside the brain of our feline friends, we offer tips on how to care for your cat while you’re away, and much more!
Cat Adoption
A Moving Winter Story
“Poor Winter, our adorable calico cat, was found crying at the door of a house in the dead of winter. As it was the only building for miles around, it was suspected that the poor kitty was dumped from a car.
The lovely inhabitants of the house took Winter in but were unable to keep her, so they contacted the local SPCA, who decided to run an advert to get the furry feline adopted. When I came across the ad, I took one look at Winter’s pic and knew right away that I had to go get her.
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I went to pick up Winter and placed her in the car, but as soon as I started the engine, Winter became absolutely terrified. Jude, my cocker spaniel who was in the back seat, was very interested in the poor feline, so I allowed him to approach.
Jude was so gentle and loving towards Winter that the kitty promptly responded by placing herself underneath his chest, and that was how we travelled home. The two remained best buddies until 2 years ago, when Jude sadly passed away. Luckily, Winter bonded beautifully with Jorji, our new dog.” – Betty, pet mom of Winter, Jude, and Jorji
Cats and their canine friend
Winter & Jorji
Rufus
Mut & Simba
Coco & Charlie
Luna & Mika
Abby
Colin & Sparky
Aton
Cat Care
Enter a paradise for special needs cats!
All cats deserve 9 amazing lives, and in Belgium, an NGO dedicated an entire house to the permanent care for special needs cats. Their incredible work ensures that handicapped cats who often fail to find forever families can still enjoy warm, loving care and live their nine lives to the fullest in a nurturing home.
Turn every cat into a King or Queen!
New Year’s resolution: support cat in need
Do you know of any cat rescue organizations near you that are just as amazing as the one in our story above? Add them to our cat shelter list and support them by raising awareness!
Catitude
What’s going on in your cat’s mind?
Have you ever wondered why your cat often ignores you when called? Or, why they look at you when startled?
International Cat Art Contest 2025
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Last chance to enter the art contest!
On January 26, the entries for the Catit International Cat Art Contest close.
Don’t miss out on the amazing opportunity to win fantastic prizes, including an iPhone 16 Pro Max!
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Cat parent quiz
How much do you really know about being a cat parent? Are you smarter than most dog owners, or do pooch parents take the lead in brainpower? Take the quiz and find out!
In the USA, about 30% of cat owners got their cat from an animal shelter
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In 2016, the American Pet Products Association reported that 31% of cats in the U.S. were adopted from animal shelters or humane societies, while only 3% came from breeders. Additionally, 28% of cats were acquired from friends or relatives, and 27% were found as strays. Interesting, right!
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
In 2016, the American Pet Products Association reported that 31% of cats in the U.S. were adopted from animal shelters or humane societies, while only 3% came from breeders. Additionally, 28% of cats were acquired from friends or relatives, and 27% were found as strays. Interesting, right!
The annual cost of keeping a cat is lower than that of keeping a dog
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As a cat owner, it’s important to be prepared for certain expenses, including food, litter, toys, and annual veterinary checkups. While caring for a cat involves costs, owning a dog is typically much more expensive. Dogs often require additional expenses such as pet sitters or dog walkers, professional grooming, training, and a significantly larger amount of food than the average cat.
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
As a cat owner, it’s important to be prepared for certain expenses, including food, litter, toys, and annual veterinary checkups. While caring for a cat involves costs, owning a dog is typically much more expensive. Dogs often require additional expenses such as pet sitters or dog walkers, professional grooming, training, and a significantly larger amount of food than the average cat.
Pet owners have a harder time finding a date than people without pets
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When looking for love, pet owners actually might have it easier to find a match. A 2008 study by two French social psychologists showed that pet owners – especially those with rescue pets – are often perceived as more attractive to potential partners. If your cat isn’t visible on your Tinder profile – now is the time to change that!
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
When looking for love, pet owners actually might have it easier to find a match. A 2008 study by two French social psychologists showed that pet owners – especially those with rescue pets – are often perceived as more attractive to potential partners. If your cat isn’t visible on your Tinder profile – now is the time to change that!
Cat owners are more intelligent than dog owners
YOU’RE RIGHT!
A 2017 study by Denise Guastello and her colleagues found that cat people tend to be more intelligent than dog people. Similarly, research from Bristol University revealed that cat owners are more likely to have university degrees. Dog people, on the other hand, tend to be livelier and more rule-conscious.
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
A 2017 study by Denise Guastello and her colleagues found that cat people tend to be more intelligent than dog people. Similarly, research from Bristol University revealed that cat owners are more likely to have university degrees. Dog people, on the other hand, tend to be livelier and more rule-conscious.
The first pet cats lived about 3,000 years ago
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It was once believed that wildcats were first domesticated in Ancient Egypt around 3,600 BC, as they frequently appeared in murals and statues. However, recent archaeological discoveries suggest that domestic cats lived with humans in China as far back as 5,300 years ago. Even earlier evidence, dating to 9,500 years ago, was found in Cyprus, where a grave contained the remains of a human buried alongside a domestic cat.
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
It was once believed that wildcats were first domesticated in Ancient Egypt around 3,600 BC, as they frequently appeared in murals and statues. However, recent archaeological discoveries suggest that domestic cats lived with humans in China as far back as 5,300 years ago. Even earlier evidence, dating to 9,500 years ago, was found in Cyprus, where a grave contained the remains of a human buried alongside a domestic cat.
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