Aunt Stacey’s Cats

05/01/2026

Truth Purr.in.ink

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04/04/2026

“A new supply of packing paper! This is the best day ever!!!” – Liza and Suzie

03/17/2026

St. Gertrude, patron saint of cats, plants, and travelers. 🐈‍⬛🪴🧳

The patron saint of cats is a woman named Gertrude of Nivelles, who is often depicted holding a cat in her arms.

03/17/2026

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03/12/2026

What a great idea!! Purrs!! 😻

Forgot to return that library book? No problem—just pay with a cat photo. The Worcester Public Library in Massachusetts has launched "March Meowness," a brilliantly quirky initiative that lets patrons clear their overdue fines by submitting pictures or drawings of cats!

What started as a creative way to remove financial barriers has become a community phenomenon, with over 400 accounts cleared in just five days. Whether you're a cat owner or someone who just doodled a feline on a napkin, the library wants you back—no judgment, no fees, just whiskers. Read the full article to see how this heartwarming program is making a difference.

Read more: https://magazine.1000libraries.com/library-accepts-cat-pictures-for-outstanding-fees/

03/12/2026

It’s the important stuff that really matters. 😻

A feline reminder of what’s worth wanting 🐈‍⬛🤍

02/03/2026

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12/02/2025

Always wonderful to see cats getting the respect they deserve.

A Country Just Did What Many Never Expected: Thailand Declares Cats as National Symbols

Thailand has officially named cats as national symbols, and the decision is already touching hearts. For generations, cats have been part of Thai temples, stories and everyday life, and now they finally hold a respected place in the nation’s identity.

This recognition could help raise real awareness for animal welfare. When a country publicly honors an animal, people naturally pay more attention to its treatment. It can lead to more compassion for both pets and the many street cats who depend on communities to survive.

The move may also inspire shelters, families and local groups to support native Thai breeds and care more for the cats who share their neighborhoods. Cultural pride often translates into better protection and responsible care.

A symbol alone cannot fix everything, but it can open doors. If this step encourages kindness and stronger protection, it could help create a safer and more compassionate future for cats across Thailand.

References:
CNA... Thailand's ancient cat breeds get official national status
Bangkok Post... Thai cats are now officially national symbols
Thaiger... Thai cat breeds officially declared national pet treasures