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Catster Photo Contest: Cats of the Week Winners (April 10, 2025)

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This Week’s Winner

Name: Beau
Breed: Siamese
Fun Fact: Beau was a rescue kitten I found when he was just a few weeks old! He was found with a bunch of different type of cats but he was the only siamese kitten. He’s very playful and loves picking on his two sisters. He really doesn’t like anyone but me and he is a total cuddle bug. He gets into everything and can never be trusted alone, but he’s still the best boy ever.

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Silliest

Silliest

Name: Mike
Breed: Maine coon
Fun Fact: Mike is the silliest cat and loves just doing silly things……. Like unfollowing a whole toilet roll and then guarding it so no one can roll it back up…….. eventually at dinner time he left it and I rewound it again, put it on the holder and about 30 minutes later….. heard him unrolling it again……

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Most Dignified

Most Dignified

Name: Mochi
Breed: Ragdoll
Facts: He’s a distinguished gentleman, he loves to eat and play his heart out.
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Best Action Shot

Best Action Shot Cat

Name: Cooper
Breed: British shorthair
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Sleepiest

Sleepiest

Name: Daisy
Breed: Tabby
Fun Fact: I bought my cat a hammock for her cage and I finally caught a picture of her in it so cute. 🎀 Now she loves sleeping in there.

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Most Expressive

Most Expressive

Name: Leo
Breed: Domestic medium-haired tabby
Fun Fact: Leo was adopted from one of our local shelters five years ago, along with his sister Piper. He’s full of mischief and likes to pose for the camera. He likes to play and zoom around the house, and he loves to lay on my lap to snooze.

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Cutest

Cutest Cat

Name: Jibby
Breed: Ragdoll & Main Coon
Fun Fact Jibby is a rescue kitty who loves to model. He’s obsessed with churus and knows how to sit,shake, high five, give knuckles and spin. This photo was taken in front of the Christmas tree in his new scarf.

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