October 29 is National Cat Day!
A few cat sillies for your entertainment, because...why not?
Every second of every day is Cat Day...I mean, really...but why not have a holiday too?
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Showing posts with label National Cat Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National Cat Day. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 29, 2025
Tuesday, October 29, 2024
National Cat Day
February 17 (Italy, Brazil, Poland)
February 22 (Japan)
March 1 (Russia)
August 8 (Canada)
October 29 (United States)
December 1 (Sweden)
We celebrate our feline friends worldwide!
As it should be.
Be a spokeshuman for our rescued furry overlords:
Tell your local politicians to support cat-loving legislation.
Talk with your family and friends.
Volunteer at a local shelter or cat café.
Donate food, goods, or funds to those who help cats.
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| Henry thanks you! |
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| Manny and Chili Bruce will thank you after they wake up...from MY chair... |
Saturday, October 29, 2022
National Cat Day!
October 29 is American National Cat Day!
This day reminds us to show extra love and affection to our feline friends and to emphasize the importance of spay/neutering your cats to avoid overpopulation and abandonment.
Who better to represent today than my ❤️ cat, Celestial Paddy O'Malley!
PO'M artified, by my Prisma app, 8bit filter.
Click on the image above to enjoy a jigsaw puzzle!
Let's Hop for Caturday!
Click on the badge above to visit Athena Cat Goddess!
Friday, October 29, 2021
National Cat Day!
10/29 is National Cat Day, raising awareness in America for cat adoptions!
Today, I post images of more 'hood cats; some I know, others seen only once.
I love them all!
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Thursday, October 29, 2020
October 29: National Cat Day
Our world changed, on August 29, 2004, when Celestial Angel and Chuck entered our lives.
Nine years later, we began Eastside Cats Blog, as living with cats just became too much fun (and weirdness) to keep to ourselves.
While both The Hubby and I have other hobbies; for him, being grouchy and making excellent food, and for me; reading, yardening, art and architecture, forests and wildflowers, we both accept and proudly commit to being CAT LOVERS!
We are eternally grateful to have cats in our lives, and will do so as long as we draw breath.
What's the most fun, is that we are not alone! There are other folks out there, with blogs, and stores full of cat things, bookstore cats and library cats...t-shirts with cats...you name it!
Here are a few items in our collection of cat stuff:
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| 2020 Calendar from The Dancing Cat Maneki Neko from Japan, a gift from my boss |
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| Greeting Card from Wendy Berry |
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| Cat Mask and Catzilla hoodie from Skinny Pete's Gourmet Catnip |
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| Cast iron cat, from Ditto Consignments |
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| Cat scarf, purchased while shopping in Bath, UK in 2018. |
Jigsaw Puzzle
Disclaimer: I purchased or was gifted each item featured today for my own use and amusement, and mention the artist and website as a courtesy to my readers. I only post about items that I think you all would enjoy, and for no financial gain for myself.
Although, I think everyone should have a Catzilla shirt!
Let's Hop!
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| I adore Brian's Home Blog! I am thankful that they host this blog hop every week; being grateful goes a long way these days! |
Tuesday, October 29, 2019
National Cat Day
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Here are my Two-Zday twinsies...
curled up together in The Hubby's coat.
Cats Rule!
Cats Rock!
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Please extend a quiet farewell to Angel JJ, from Mickey's Musings
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| JJ was 22 years young, a lovely gentlemancat who enjoyed naps with his sisfur Georgia, and sharing treats with sisfur Julie Image from Mickey's Musings Blog, used with permission |
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Monday, October 30, 2017
National Cat Day: 10/29/17
In honor of National Cat Day yesterday, the internationally famous movie Kedi played in theatres all over the U.S., and my friends and I went to see it in downtown Royal Oak, Michigan.
If you haven't indulged in this film, please give yourself a chance to enjoy. More of a documentary than a Hollywood movie, the filmmakers Ceyda Torun and Charlie Wuppermann tell the story of the street cat loving humans in Istanbul, the city that is in both Europe and Asia.
If you haven't indulged in this film, please give yourself a chance to enjoy. More of a documentary than a Hollywood movie, the filmmakers Ceyda Torun and Charlie Wuppermann tell the story of the street cat loving humans in Istanbul, the city that is in both Europe and Asia.
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| This is the marquee at the Detroit Film Theatre where I originally saw 'Kedi' in March, 2017 |
After watching this delightful film, we ventured to the Ferndale Catfe Lounge to play with the adoptable cats and kittens living there. Funny, since I had visited the Catfe Lounge on Friday last week also! YAY!
I did not record the names of all the sweet babies, hoping that they'll be whisked off to their furrever homes before I can return to visit again.
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