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

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Nov 6 winners

This Week’s Winner

Name: Tux
Breed: American Shorthair
Fun Fact: He is a toy lover! His favorite toy is dabird!
He loves sleeping in a hammock!
Tux knows 6 tricks and is always learning more!

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Sleepiest

nov 6 sleepiest

Name: Mika
Breed: Mix
Fun Fact: Mika is around 4 years old and he is a polydactyl. He has five toe beans on each paw… and yes, he uses his opposable thumbs. He considers himself unstoppable with this added advantage. At 2 years old he also decided to try and fight a friend of the family’s German shepherd mix. He did not win, however with some patching at the vets and a few life savings accounts drained, he is good as new. With the added scar on his belly he’s found he
can pull no more ladies than usual, however he does continue to try. He has a half sister Suzy, who does not have the extra thumbs, yet she still wins when he decides they need to scrap. So who’s got the advantage… we’re not totally sure.

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Most Dignified

nov 6 most dignified

Name: Greg
Breed: Persian
Fun Fact: Greg watches – and judges – his neighbors throughout the day and night.
People often wave to him when they see him in the window.

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Most Expressive

nov 6 expressive

Name: Zeus
Breed: Domestic Longhair
Fun Fact: Zeus had a little incident and scratched his eye! He was the bestest cone boy though!
He also knows how to sit and we’re working on giving paw!

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Best Action Shot

nov 6 best action

Name: Luna
Breed: Russian Blue
Fun Fact: Luna loves to climb and take long naps on her cat shelves up high. After a good nap she loves a good cat stretch!

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Silliest

nov 6 silliest

Name: Oliver
Breed: Exotic Shorthair
Fun Fact: I thought that little costume was perfect for christmas!

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Cutest

nov 6 cutest

Name: Mike
Breed: Persian
Fun Fact: Mike is an indoor kitty, but when spring and summer are here, his favorite pastime is to nap on our deck. does he try to escape, you may be asking? Nope. He is far too lazy and tired. He will just sleep on the deck with no antics all day long for as long as you will let him.

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