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Catit My Cat magazine cover for June 2025 featuring a fluffy tabby cat and articles on cat care and lifestyle
June 2025 issue of My Cat magazine featuring a fluffy tabby cat on the cover with articles on cat care and lifestyle

Catit e-magazine / June 2025

  1. MY CAT
  2. My Cat Exclusive – June 2025

It’s Adopt a Cat Month!

This month in My Cat Exclusive Magazine, you can help your favorite shelter win a great prize! Also, check out our latest articles on stray vs. feral cats, fostering, helping your new cat settle into your home, and must-have cat supplies. And don’t miss our always-popular monthly cat quiz!

Add some extra catitude to your life, discover a new cat quiz, and learn to treat bee and wasp stings in cats. This and so much more—it’s all in this month’s issue of My Cat Magazine!

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In this Magazine

A fluffy white kitten sitting inside a cardboard shipping carton

Cat lover must-haves
A small, fluffy brown tabby kitten being held gently in a person's hands

Foster kittens
A tabby cat resting in the grass above a Cat Quiz banner

Test your skills
A calico cat sitting on the ground outdoors, looking to the side

Stray vs. feral
A ginger cat with a small blep looks curiously at a bumblebee flying in front of its face

Bee stings
A tabby cat sitting on the back of a yellow Labrador retriever in the snow

Catitude
A cat sitting in a Catit branded shipping carton for a shelter contest

Shelter Contest

Help cats in need without spending a dime!

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, so they get the chance to win a Catit prize pack!

From June 1 to June 23, every vote counts as the top 3 shelters will each win a Catit prize pack!

Enter your shelter!
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Good to know

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!

A collage showing the growth of a grey cat from a tiny kitten with closed eyes to a fully grown adult cat
Two close-up photos of young, grey kittens resting on soft, plush blankets

Cat Adoption

The Amazing Work of Cat Shelters

“When little Wyett was not even two weeks old, he and his five siblings were orphaned after their mother was hit by a car. Thankfully, Purrfect Companions of Norfolk stepped in, placing the kittens with a foster family and providing supplies, vaccinations, and medication.

After Wyett was neutered, he returned to the shelter for adoption. As a volunteer, I happened to be there when his foster mom brought him in, and I instantly fell in love.

Wyett is incredibly cuddly and sweet, thanks to all the love he’s received. I’m so grateful the shelter saved him and his siblings. Without them, they wouldn’t have survived.”

– Brenda Jones, Wyett’s cat parent

A side-by-side comparison of a grey kitten in a pet bed and the same cat as an adult sitting in a bathroom

Show Us Your Rescue Cat!

Look at all these amazing felines who got a second chance after ending up in a shelter.

Did you give a cat a new lease on life?
Upload their photo to feature them in our Kings & Queens Gallery!

Upload your cat photo

Stoker

A long-haired black cat lying on its back and playing with a green plastic spring toy

Smokey

A fluffy, long-haired cat with dark, smoky fur and a curly ruff sitting on a tan surface

Samuel

A grey and white cat with blue eyes wearing a blue collar and orange tag rests on a blue patterned chair cushion

Maxine

A brown tabby cat with a white chest and paws resting on a soft, textured blanket

Eric

A tabby cat with folded ears sitting on a grassy lawn in front of a wooden planter with yellow flowers

Chia

A grey and white cat with a pink collar and a tag that reads INDOOR sitting in a room

Charlie

A fluffy orange and white cat sitting on a couch in sunlight with striped shadows across its face

Buddy

A black cat sitting upright on a patterned bed, holding a small, fuzzy red heart toy between its legs
A fluffy white kitten sitting inside a cardboard shipping carton

Cat Adoption

Basic Cat Supplies that Every New Cat Parent Needs

Bringing home a new cat is exciting, but it’s important to be prepared with the right essentials. From food bowls to cozy beds, here’s a simple list of must-haves every new cat parent should keep on hand.

Check out these must-haves!

A fluffy white kitten sitting inside a cardboard box
An orange and white cat peeking through a narrow vertical opening
Close-up of a ginger and white cat peeking through wooden slats

Cat Adoption

Helping Your New Cat Settle into Your Home

Bringing a new feline friend home is super exciting, but don’t be disappointed if your cat won’t immediately cling to you. Let’s find out how long it takes for a cat to get used to their new home, and how you can help.

Let’s get started!

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A person gently holding a small, fluffy, golden-brown tabby kitten in their hands
A small, fluffy brown tabby kitten being held gently in two hands

Cat Adoption

Is Fostering Kittens Right for You? Let’s Find Out!

Wondering if you’d be a great fit for fostering kittens? We’re here to help you figure it out by highlighting a few important things to consider before you apply.

To the foster parent test

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Previous editions
A tabby cat resting on the ground in a garden setting
A tabby cat resting on the ground in a shaded, leafy outdoor area

Alley cat quiz

Are you an expert on strays and ferals, or are you more of a pet cat connoisseur? Find out by taking our cat quiz!

TNR stands for trap, nurture, rehome

True
False

YOU’RE RIGHT!

TNR stands for Trap-Neuter-Return. It’s a technique used by cat rescue organizations where they set traps to catch stray and feral cats so they can spay or neuter the animals and return them to their original outdoor location once their wounds have healed. This is a great way of preventing feral colonies from growing ever bigger.

SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…

TNR stands for Trap-Neuter-Return. It’s a technique used by cat rescue organizations where they set traps to catch stray and feral cats so they can spay or neuter the animals and return them to their original outdoor location once their wounds have healed. This is a great way of preventing feral colonies from growing ever bigger.

Istanbul is the world capital of stray cats

True
False

YOU’RE RIGHT!

The Turkish capital of Istanbul is home to around 125,000 stray cats! The animals are seen as community-owned pets rather than traditional strays, and many locals provide food and water to the felines.

SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…

The Turkish capital of Istanbul is home to around 125,000 stray cats! The animals are seen as community-owned pets rather than traditional strays, and many locals provide food and water to the felines.

Japan has multiple islands where the cat population outnumbers the human one

True
False

YOU’RE RIGHT!

Japan is home to several “cat islands” where feline residents outnumber humans, with Aoshima and Tashirojima being the most famous. Aoshima, a tiny island just 1.6 km long, has only about 15 to 20 human residents but over 120 cats! And the best part: both Aoshima and Tashirojima welcome visitors!

SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…

Japan is home to several “cat islands” where feline residents outnumber humans, with Aoshima and Tashirojima being the most famous. Aoshima, a tiny island just 1.6 km long, has only about 15 to 20 human residents but over 120 cats! And the best part: both Aoshima and Tashirojima welcome visitors!

A cat will only have 1 litter of kittens per year

True
False

YOU’RE RIGHT!

Cats can have 3 to 4 litters each year, with an average of about 5 kittens per litter. This means that one couple of cats can have 15 to 20 kittens in just one year. If these kittens aren’t spayed or neutered, they can start reproducing as early as 4 to 6 months old, quickly adding to the growing population. Therefore, please consider getting your cat spayed or neutered.

SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…

Cats can have 3 to 4 litters each year, with an average of about 5 kittens per litter. This means that one couple of cats can have 15 to 20 kittens in just one year. If these kittens aren’t spayed or neutered, they can start reproducing as early as 4 to 6 months old, quickly adding to the growing population. Therefore, please consider getting your cat spayed or neutered.

A cat with the tip of their ear missing is most likely spayed or neutered

True
False

YOU’RE RIGHT!

In some countries, stray and feral cats that have been spayed or neutered have the tip of one ear painlessly removed during surgery. This practice, known as ear-tipping, makes it easy to identify cats that have already been sterilized, so they don’t need to be trapped again for the same procedure.

SORRY, YOU’VE GOT IT WRONG…

In some countries, stray and feral cats that have been spayed or neutered have the tip of one ear painlessly removed during surgery. This practice, known as ear-tipping, makes it easy to identify cats that have already been sterilized, so they don’t need to be trapped again for the same procedure.

Reset answers

A calico cat sitting on a gravel path, looking to the side near a concrete wall and a fence
A calico cat sitting on a gravel path, looking to the right

Local Wild Cats

What’s the Difference Between Stray Cats and Feral Cats?

While both stray and feral cats live outdoors and lack a traditional home, they are not the same. Let’s look at the difference so we can better understand how to care for them.

To the article

A ginger cat with a small blep sits in the grass, watching a bumblebee flying in front of its face
A fluffy orange cat with a small tongue sticking out watches a bumblebee flying nearby in a garden

Cat care

What to Do When Your Cat Is Stung by a Bee or Wasp

If your cat gets stung by a bee or wasp, it can be a painful experience but knowing what to do can help them feel better fast. This guide will show you how to treat the sting and spot any signs of an allergic reaction.

To the guide

This month’s question & results

Does your cat ever eat insects?
Yes
83%
No
17%

Cat Art

Cats in the Garden

Cats are naturally curious, and many love exploring the outdoors. The artworks in our gallery capture this perfectly.

Browse the gallery


Painting of a brown tabby cat with green eyes surrounded by pink flowers with paw-print centers against a blue background
A tabby cat sits on the back of a yellow Labrador retriever walking through deep snow

Catitude

Add Some Catitude to Your Life

From zoomies to mysterious stares, cats keep us guessing. Not sure what it all means? We’re here to help you unlock your inner cat whisperer!

Let’s pounce right in!

A tabby cat sits on the back of a yellow Labrador retriever walking through deep snow

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