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Catster Photo Contest: Cats of the Week Winners (November 20, 2025)

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This Week’s Winner

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Name: Tux
Breed: American Shorthair
Fun Fact: Tux is a year and half tuxedo cat adopted from a local shelter! He loves to play and snuggle. Tux knows many tricks like sit, high-five, and jumping through arms. He loves laying on hammocks and dressing up too!

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Sleepiest

10November 20thh Winner

Name: Sibbie
Breed: Siberian & Maine Coon
Fun Fact: Sibbie was adopted by my sister Kim he loves to take naps on his window perch after birdwatching with his Nana

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Most Dignified

13November 20thh Winner

Name: Moresby
Breed: British Blue
Fun Fact: Moresby has perfected the art of lounging at the sink, arms folded, as he surveys his subjects with the air of a royal overseer watching his minions at work.

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Best Action Shot

11November 20thh Winner

Name: Tetley
Breed: Domestic Shorthair
Fun Fact: Tetley is a fun loving and mischievous lad and likes to walk on the treadmill and attack the vacuum whilst it’s in use!
He is also a self published author and donates all his book profits to animal charities.

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Cutest

9November 20thh Winner

Name: Goose Cabral
Breed: Calico
Fun Fact: Goose is now 7 months old and is like a little toddler trapped in a kitten’s body. She opens doors and gets into her food container. She gets into a lot of mischief, but she’s so cute that no one can stay mad at her adorable face.

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Silliest

12November 20thh Winner

Name: Romina
Breed: Domestic Shorthair
Fun Fact: Romina is the most silliest and energetic cat ever! She loves zoomies, chasing empty candy wrappers, and sleeping under the blankets. This picture represents one of the many silly poses she can be in

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