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Catster Photo Contest: Cats of the Week Winners (Feb 6, 2025)

Cat Of The Week

This Week’s Winner

Name: Crouton
Breed: N/A
Fun Fact: Crouton was found in a backyard before he became available for adoption at our local mom and pop pet shop!
Socials: @crumpetandcrouton

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Silliest

Cat Silliest

Name: Sunny
Breed: N/A
Fun Fact: Sunny is about 5 years old and she is the weirdest cat I’ve ever seen. She loves dirt to the point that first thing she does is rub her face into the dirt when she goes outback. I was digging a garden when she let me cover half of her in dirt. Also she once was found in my mom’s bathroom hugging the really nasty part of the toilet in her sleep.

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Cutest

Cutest Cat

Name: Boo
Breed: Maine Coon

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Most Dignified

Most Dignified

Name: Jambu
Breed: DSH
Fun Fact: This is Jambu’s impression of the distinguished and debonair Dos Equis beer guy. Who does it better? (My vote goes to Jambu, of course…)
Socials: @madge.and.jambu.on.the.hunt
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Best Action Shot

Best Action Shot

Name: Flint
Breed: DSH
Fun Fact: Flint is a whole mood of his own, we call his quirks Flinting! His 4th birthday is 8th November
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Sleepiest

Sleepiest-Madge

Name: Madge
Breed: DSH
Fun Fact: Madge is a ~7 year old rescue (a former feral and retired momma of three, and now a pampered and cherished indoor cat), and this was her response to my turning on the bedroom light at 5 this morning.

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