crazy cat lady

So you have a cat and you're dating. But something just isn't working. Either you're not getting any dates from apps, being rejected for loving cats, or having to sacrifice things because you have a cat. Whether it's an "it's me or the cat", or your cat just isn't getting along with your the person you're seeing... and let's just also put it out there...dating is tuff these days! But luckily, things are going to get a bit easier for the cat lover community out there! 

You read that right! 

And no, they aren't kittening around! 

A new app has been launched on International Cat Day, and it's specifically for cat lovers! 

The new app, Tabby, brings loving cat owners together to find love. According to their site, "Tabby is the best way for cat-lovers and cat owners to find a purrfect match, plan a cat-focused date, and learn about new cat products and treats! Tabby is for people with cats and people who want to get cats in the future." 

Liz Hardy is the founder of CatMamasDotCom on twitter and describes her self in one brilliant sentence- "If it has fur, I'll love it". As a true cat mom, she has collected all those things in her daily life that make her know she's a crazy cat woman... We're sure you can all relate. 

Just because a woman has a cat, it doesn't mean she's a "crazy cat lady." 

Photographer BriAnne Wills is looking to debunk this false image of women with cats—one photo at a time, with her ongoing project called "Girls and Their Cats" (GATC).

Since 2015, she has snapped portraits of women and their felines to showcase them in a positive way—as interesting ladies who love their cats. The initiative has been a hit; over the course of several years, she has photographed more than 300 women and their rescued, adopted and fostered kitties across the U.S.

Here are some of their beautiful stories. 

Hello, fellow cat lovers! We've dug up some litter fresh tweets for your viewing pleasure -- all cat related! Nothing better than laughing along with our fellow crazy cat people, because let's face it -- we are all the same. 

Enjoy! 

Illustrator Fiona W. is a cat lady herself so she sure knows how to describe the daily life with her cats. So...Happy caturday, y'all! 

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

Via: The Meta Picture

And we are all for it!

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.    

Here is an easy step-to-step guide on spotting a cat person. We will not lie... this is totally us.