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Catster Photo Contest: Cats of the Week Winners (Jan 2, 2025)

By Catster · Updated on January 5, 2026

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Winner Silliest Cutest Most Dignified Most Expressive Best Action Shot Sleepiest Enter Your Cat

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This Week’s Winner

Name:	Cartier
Breed:	Golden British
Fun Fact:	My cat is the most grumpy, the most lovable, but the most demanding cat in the world.

Silliest

Name:	Oswald
Breed:	Medium Domestic Hair
Fun Fact:	“Partially blind! Can let himself in from outside Handsome!”

Cutest

Name:	Kimba
Breed:	Maine Coon
Fun Fact:	“Looking very majestic while bird watching. Kimba had entropion as a kitten and had surgery at 8 weeks old, fully recovered now and you’d never know anything was wrong!”
Socials	@kimba_lion.and.taika_tiger

Most Dignified

Name:	Cupid
Breed:	Lynx point siamese
Fun Fact:	He’s just a kitten king

Most Expressive

Name:	Tyger
Breed:	Mackerel Tabby

Best Action Shot

Name:	Leo
Breed:	Domestic shorthair
Fun Fact:	Leo helps with printing projects and loves a good printer

Sleepiest

Name:	Roy
Breed:	Sphynx
Fun Fact:	Roy is a heat seeker. You’ll often find Roy basking in the sun, cozying up near a heater, or snuggled in his ramen bowl.

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Catster Photo Contest: Cats of the Week Winners (Jan 2, 2025)

This Week’s Winner

Silliest

Cutest

Most Dignified

Most Expressive

Best Action Shot

Sleepiest

Enter Your Cat

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