Cape Town Cat Classifieds and Feline Directory
Over a thousand years ago, a cat stumbled upon a fresh piece of pottery in Jerusalem and pressed its paws into the still-malleable clay. Recent analysis of the jug fragment has led archaeologists to declare this the oldest known evidence of a cat “kneading.”...
Aoshima, affectionately known as Japan’s “Cat Island,” is facing challenges that threaten its unique identity and the well-being of its feline residents. The secluded destination devoid of accommodations, shops and cafés, requiring a 30-minute ferry ride from Ozu city in Ehime to reach. With a declining need for proper care management for the increasingly...
Welcome to Kattencafe Katmosfeer, where cats of Antwerpen reign supreme—enter at your own risk, because once you’re in, you’re merely a guest in their fluffy kingdom!...
If you’re a fan of felines and fine art, you’re in for a treat! The bustling city of Barcelona is home to Fernando Botero’s Fattest Cat sculpture, a must-visit sightseeing spot when visiting Spain....
The Kat River (Afrikaans: Katrivier) is a tributary of the Great Fish River, that drains the southern slopes of the Winterberg in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa....
The Kuching Cat Museum in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia is a cat-themed museum (or rather “meowseum”), founded on 6 November 1993 by Sarawak Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud and his wife Laila Taib....
Cape Town and its exquisite restaurants brought about places for you to enjoy your coffee alongside a furry friend. Cat cafés in Africa were first introduced in Cape Town on 2 December 2017. Cafés with felines offer a unique way to experience the Mother City’s charm and learn more about cats. They are also...
Mark your calendars, cat lovers! 8 August is International Cat Day. Created in 2002 by the International Fund for Animal Welfare, the event invites cat enthusiasts, cat owners, cat fanatics, and cat extremists to celebrate cats and all things feline around the world....
