I had a quick look over old posts and couldn't find anything similar, so how about creating a thread for all the cat lovers out there?

Share images of your much loved cats, cat meme's, funny cat videos, cat stories and anything else cat related.

I'll kick things off. Here is my cat, Lucky, about 7 months old. We got him when he was a very young kitten after he was rescued from inside a friends car engine after hiding in there from a pack of Soi dogs.

He's very affectionate, has lovely big blue eyes and eats just about anything!

Here is Lucky the day we got him, a very scared little kitten

Edited December 30, 201312 yr by pinkpanther99

Here are two of our old cats, both no longer with us unfortunately :-(

Here's my big boy...

Can I bring my dog in?

Has anyone been to the Purr cat cafe? It's near Thong Lo somewhere..

No dogs please! :-)

I adore cats. Couldn't have enough around.

At one point I hat 9 of them. Sadly, some disappeared and some I had to give away (wife's orders).

Now left with 2.

Trissy in the picture.

Hi, would like to know how you got your cat pics so big & mine is so small.

Hi, would like to know how you got your cat pics so big & mine is so small.

What a beauty!

Pic seems big enough after I clicked on it.

Can I bring my dog in?

No...LOL

I have two.. a rescued part Burmese. Four years old, eats t-shirts and bites hard. And a Maine coon kitten almost a year old but already much larger than a standard 'Thai" cat.

Some more...

The little one is "Lucky" who we rescued from the street.

A couple of years ago I built this cat mansion and a little playground...

When I came to Thailand I promised to myself NOT to have any pets in my house. Had lost a long beloved cat back home just before coming to Thailand. Another reason was the hygiene aspect. Then a friend of my wife asked if we can take care for her little kitten while she is trying to find another accommodation.

To make long story short, we have kept the three kitten. Another person brought another irrestistable kitten to us. Then we adopted a most beautiful Siamese tom cat kitten. One year later a girly siamese from the same cat mum.

All three from the first litter and the white adopted cat died or got lost. Only the two Siamese left. Then another one was adopted from an animal shelter, and another one. Another was given to us from a restaurant.

Just cannot say no when it comes to cats but one must be careful 'cause not all our neighbours are happy about them.

If we had a home on a large lot we certaily had dogs, guinea pigs, geese and chicken besides the cats.

ok, last one :-)

This one I made for the Bertrum Thumbcat competition a while ago...

I'm a dog person but I ended up becoming a cat rescuer. I currently have 5 cats in my care. There are two cats actually are my house pets and I foster the other three cats waiting to be placed for adoption. I used to do TNR (Trap, neuter and release) feral cats in my neighborhood. I would bring in cats to temporary care for during post surgery and the total of rescued and TNR cats are about 40 cats. I am not a hoarder and I don't like keeping too many cats. Some of the cats I rescued are not adoptable because they are semi feral like the situation I am in now that having one unadoptable because she is scared of human.

The two cats together in pictures both are male, they got along very well. The white one was sent to live in Germany four years ago and the black one is still with me in NY. He loves playing catch with clump paper.

The black long-haired (picture him sitting at window) has a very nice personality. Notice that his left ear clipped to identify that is a rescued cats so that vet doctor does not have to do surgery.

The other black long-haired cat is also a rescued cat. I rescued him when he was three months old. He is to be placed for adoption. He is semi feral but has a friendly personality like the other long-haired cat.

I throw in some pictures of rescued cats in the past. Pictures of cats I rescued in NY and in Bangkok last years trip.

By the way, I keep my apartment clean. I clean two cat litter pans twice daily morning and evening.

Edited December 30, 201312 yr by BrooklynNY

more pics

Here they are:

For cat lovers in the Pattaya area, a British couple (Paul and Sandra)

has some 40 to 50 cats of all ages (from kittens on up) and all in good

health and available for adoption FREE. This is the address for their

Web site: cats4youinpattaya.webs.com

In anticipation of my upcoming relocation to Thailand, I brought my Thai-Falang mix () cat to BKK recently. She's with my wife at her hometown enjoying some cooler weather!

Wow, some great pics here. Some of the cats are lovely, thanks for sharing

Here is another one of my lazy thing!

Edited December 30, 201312 yr by pinkpanther99

Has anyone been to the Purr cat cafe? It's near Thong Lo somewhere..

I've not been yet but I do intend to visit soon. Have you been?

Can I bring my dog in?

I like dogs too but how about saving this handsome fella for a dogs thread

For cat lovers in the Pattaya area, a British couple (Paul and Sandra)

has some 40 to 50 cats of all ages (from kittens on up) and all in good

health and available for adoption FREE. This is the address for their

Web site: cats4youinpattaya.webs.com

Very nice of them. I went ahead and donated some money through their website.

http://cats4youinpattaya.webs.com/apps/webstore/

Think that big dog may like to chase all these lovely pussies

I house sit a lot in Cairns & have house sat in other places too, so have lots of cat pictures.

Not that many of them are very good at posing for photos!

Has anyone been to the Purr cat cafe? It's near Thong Lo somewhere..

I've not been yet but I do intend to visit soon. Have you been?

Not yet, but I linked to them on Facebook.

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Edited December 30, 201312 yr by connda

This little guy only lasted 6 months before getting hit by a car. Over a year ago and I'm still sad. Half cat/half dog. He was great. I miss him..

Edited December 30, 201312 yr by connda

One more of my Big Boy, doing what he does best....sleeping!

For cat lovers in the Pattaya area, a British couple (Paul and Sandra)

has some 40 to 50 cats of all ages (from kittens on up) and all in good

health and available for adoption FREE. This is the address for their

Web site: cats4youinpattaya.webs.com

Very nice of them. I went ahead and donated some money through their website.

http://cats4youinpattaya.webs.com/apps/webstore/

And very nice of you, OmegaRacer. They can sure use financial support,

based on my observations when I visited their home last weekend. They

seem to have spared no expense in providing excellent care for each and

every cat--from bottle-feeding premature kittens and hand-feeding disabled

cats, to veterinary care and ample space and distractions for all. Most of the

cats roam freely within the confines of the house and yard most of the time.

They have individual food bowls and litter trays--both of which are tended to

twice daily. Lots of work--lots of expenses--for Sandra and Paul--two loving

souls who selflessly devote their lives to caring for strays and placing them

in loving homes. Thanks, OR.