There are "dog" people and there are "cat" people, and photographer David Williams captures men who identify with the latter group. His project titled Men & Cats began in 2009 as a way to break the stereotype of the "crazy cat lady." Williams photographs guys in their homes and on the street with their feline companion close by. "I wanted to show that regardless of gender, many people have found the joy that cat companionship can bring," Williams told Time Out New York. Big like from us! Via: My Modern Met
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The owner of the 12 Cats Lady Instagram account happily describes herself as a "full-time cat mom." She's not joking. Living out in Japan, she cares for "12 spoiled indoor chinchilla Persians," which obviously takes up a huge chunk of her time.
Michelle, their human caregiver, told Catster:"It started when we met our first cat, Yuki, on December 30, 2010. We took her home after rescuing her in the middle of the road where we found her dirty and freezing. After a while we decided to adopt one more and looked for the same breed on an adoption site — but we actually saw two chinchilla Persians and couldn't decide between them, so we adopted them both. The other nine cats are their kittens!" Their names are: Yuki, Momo, Shou, Yuri, Bruce, Blackie, Kaya, Karu, Ai, James, Tiger, and Goodie.
Her instagram account is all about the daily care of her 12 beautiful kitties and we are sure you will love it as much as we did.
Kitten mom (Cassandra Crawford) shows us the hilarious struggle of what it is to wake up and go to bed with adorable kitten brothers Captian Picard and Captian Sisco!
Here is an easy step-to-step guide on spotting a cat person. We will not lie... this is totally us.
Why don't you turn yourself into the cat lady you really are? Here are some inspirational ideas...
Feline fanatic, Andreanne Lupien, decided to shoot a series titled 'Crazy Cat Lovers' dedicated to all the passionate and obsessive cat owners out there. She photographed them with their favorite furry friend at home, on the couch, snuggling up to them or generally keeping them company. For more great photos, visit her website.
Because every day will be a Caturday
Many cities are crawling with strays. They roam around and try to survive. And through the years more and more appear. This isn't because they are leaving other cities for a new one. No, they are reproducing at an alarming rate, and it's only natural. The problem is that their living situation doesn't get any better, nor easier.
