Your cat can help other cats!
This month, we invite your cat to help kitties in need. Every cat in the Catit Kings & Queens gallery can nominate their favorite cat shelter for the win. Also, don’t forget to take the monthly cat quiz, learn about cat behavior, get to know the rusty-spotted cat, and much more!
Help cats in need without spending a dime!
Helping shelter cats was never easier!
If your cat isn’t in the Catit Kings & Queens gallery yet, upload their picture and tell us about their personality.
Next, enter your favorite cat shelters to our cat shelter list!
Turn every cat into a King or Queen!
Every cat deserves to be treated like a true King or Queen, and you can help to make this happen. Add your local cat shelter(s) to our shelter list, so future cat parents can easily find a new feline friend in their area.
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Every cat whose picture has been uploaded to the Kings & Queens Gallery automatically becomes a Catit King or Queen. Thousands of kitties are already part of this group within the Catit ‘My Cat’ community, so make sure to join too.
While you won’t receive any commercial offers or personal benefits, your cat gets their very own mini web page. How cool is that!
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Most cats end up in shelters because of behavioral issues
YOU’RE RIGHT!
According to a study conducted in several Australian shelters, only 4% of relinquished cats were given up because of behavioral problems. It seems like most people part from their furry pets – sometimes against their will – due to housing issues, like not being allowed to have pets or a lack of space. So, if you’re planning to move in the distant future, always check if your snuggle bug can come with you!
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
According to a study conducted in several Australian shelters, only 4% of relinquished cats were given up because of behavioral problems. It seems like most people part from their furry pets – sometimes against their will – due to housing issues, like not being allowed to have pets or a lack of space. So, if you’re planning to move in the distant future, always check if your snuggle bug can come with you!
Adopting two cats is better than adopting one
YOU’RE RIGHT!
Since cats – mostly young kittens – learn valuable lessons from other felines, it might be a good idea to adopt two cats at once. That way, your kitty won’t get lonely either and may adapt quicker to the new environment. And no, adopting two cats doesn’t equal a duplication of work or investment, as your furry buddies will probably eat around the same time and use the same cat products. It will only double the fun!
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
Since cats – mostly young kittens – learn valuable lessons from other felines, it might be a good idea to adopt two cats at once. That way, your kitty won’t get lonely either and may adapt quicker to the new environment. And no, adopting two cats doesn’t equal a duplication of work or investment, as your furry buddies will probably eat around the same time and use the same cat products. It will only double the fun!
Most shelter cats are black
YOU’RE RIGHT!
The reason is simple: black is the most common coat color among cats because of a dominant gene. So, most kitties are simply black, outside of shelters as well. Furthermore, black cats used to be less likely to get adopted, probably due to the belief that they would bring bad luck. Fortunately, this trend seems to have changed over recent years, thanks to the invalidation of such myths and global black cat promotions.
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
The reason is simple: black is the most common coat color among cats because of a dominant gene. So, most kitties are simply black, outside of shelters as well. Furthermore, black cats used to be less likely to get adopted, probably due to the belief that they would bring bad luck. Fortunately, this trend seems to have changed over recent years, thanks to the invalidation of such myths and global black cat promotions.
Cats can learn to get along with new housemates
YOU’RE RIGHT!
Even though some kitties can be quite territorial, many eventually give in to the charms of a feline companion. Or they learn how to tolerate each other, at least. Research found that the method of introduction doesn’t make that big of a difference in accepting each other, but meeting gradually may cause less stress for your furry friends. With our tips, they may even become best friends for life!
SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…
Even though some kitties can be quite territorial, many eventually give in to the charms of a feline companion. Or they learn how to tolerate each other, at least. Research found that the method of introduction doesn’t make that big of a difference in accepting each other, but meeting gradually may cause less stress for your furry friends. With our tips, they may even become best friends for life!
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