Join the feline frenzy and adopt a kitten or cat on International Cat Day

Jul 21, 2023

Do you know that there is a whole day dedicated to celebrating cats? Of course there is – why wouldn’t there be? Our feline friends are terrifically pawsome. Much like babies, kittens trigger our brain’s response to cuteness, it’s almost impossible to resist their big eyes and button noses, and don’t get me started on those tiny little paws and sweet meows.

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They saunter around our homes gracefully, exuding an air of regal elegance, as if they were fluffy monarchs presiding over their domain. We, their devoted subjects, eagerly anticipate every small gesture of affection they may bestow upon us, patiently awaiting any precious morsel of their attention.

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On 8 August, we celebrate International Cat Day, a special occasion that shines a light on our feline friends, their unique personalities and wellbeing. The day honours the extraordinary bond humans share with their furry companions while promoting responsible pet ownership practices.

In Cape Town, this day holds significance as various animal shelters, rescue organisations and devoted cat lovers come together to highlight the importance of feline welfare matters and present an excellent opportunity to encourage cat adoption, responsible pet ownership, and the importance of spaying/neutering.

With a significant cat population, Cape Town boasts a growing number of animal rescue organisations and shelters diligently working to protect and care for felines in need. To commemorate the day, Cape {town} Etc will showcase a number of adoption profiles of cats in need of loving homes. Be sure to visit Cape {town} Etc on 8 August to find your purrfect feline companion.

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