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

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Cat of the week

This Week’s Winner

Cat of Week

Name: Cloudie🌤
Breed: Turkish Van

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Silliest

Silliest Cat

Name: Poppie
Breed: Lynx Point Siamese
Fun Fact: “Don’t let Poppies blue eyes fool you! Poppie is going on 2 years old😊 She’s cute and a brilliant master mind!🙀 She can find the paper towel or TP anywhere🧻

She climbs trees and isn’t afraid to have a scuffle with her big brother, Louie 🖤 She is gentle, loving and has a huge appetite 😋This is very common with this bread of kitty✨

Poppie is a rescue as is all of our kitties. She is a beautiful, cuddly, sweet addition to our family ✨Please Adopt, Don’t Shop🤍”

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Cutest

Cutest Cat

Name: Charlie Brown
Breed: Exotic Shorthair
Facts: Charlie Brown was adopted with his brother Bogart from the Muskegon Humane Society. He loves to be petted, and enjoys watching wildlife from his perch inside.

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Most Dignified

Most Dignified Cat

Name: Francis
Breed: Scottish Fold
Facts: The clumsiest princess you’ll ever meet!
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Best Action Shot

Best Action Shot

Name: Syd
Breed: Tabby cat
Fun Fact: Syd has a great personality of his own he loves being petted all day.
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Sleepiest

Cat Sleepiest

Name: Beasley
Breed: Domestic short haired

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Most Expressive

Most Expressive Cat

Name: Harlow
Breed: Diluted calico
Fun Fact: I got Harlow from a former coworker when she was about three months old. I caught her mid-meow when I snapped this.

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