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Catster Photo Contest: Cats of the Week Winners (July 24, 2025)

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This Week’s Winner

Name: Luna
Breed: Korat
Fun Fact: “Luna was found in a cat colony in Phoenix with a wound and infection so bad on her leg they almost amputated it. A wonderful vet saved her leg, and determined her too sweet to return to the cat colony. She’s the sweetest creature to ever exist.”

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Silliest

Name: Callisto
Breed: European Shorthair
Fun Fact: “This is Callisto, a Ticked Silver Tabby who loves to play hide and seek especially in brown paper tunnels. She likes treats and enjoys cuddles with her Hooman in bed underneath blankets at night.”

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Most Dignified

Name: Kevin
Breed: Munchkin
Fun Fact: “Kevin is the kindest cat you will ever find. Soft spoken with sweet disposition. He loves cuddles, belly rubs, and playing with his brother Tim-Tom.”

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Most Expressive

Name: Ivy
Breed: Domestic Short Hair

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Best Action Shot

Name: Tiger
Breed: Maine Coon
Fun Fact: “That he look at the camera”

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Sleepiest

Name: Stella
Breed: Domestic Short Hair
Fun Fact: “Stella is a foster failure from the rescue I volunteer for. She’s also a certified therapy cat AND an adventure cat that enjoys kayaking with me!”

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Cutest

Name: Lulu
Breed: Maine Coon Mix
Fun Fact: “We adopted Lulu a couple of months ago. She has SO much personality! We absolutely love her!”

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