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Catster Photo Contest: Cats of the Week Winners (October 30, 2025)

October30 winners

This Week’s Winner

louie winner oct 30

Name: Louie
Breed: Black Cat
Fun Fact: Louie is very smart and a great protector. We call him Louie the lion, due to his very fluffy fur coat. He’s very snuggly, with a very loud purr. Louie is a great pillow and always knows when you’re upset or not feeling good.

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Sleepiest

sibbie

Name: Sibbie
Breed: Siberian X Maine Coon

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Most Dignified

riley

Name: Riley
Breed: Turkist Angora Mix
Fun Fact: He’s the sweetest little bundle of fun you could ever ask for. He was rescued from a car junk yard and we couldn’t be more thankful.

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Most Expressive

skeeter

Name: Skeeter
Breed: American Shorthair
Fun Fact: Skeeter is turning 5 years old this coming April. When my husband and I adopted Skeeter in 2022, she weighed over 22 pounds. She has made so much progress and now has most recently weighed in at 15 pounds! She loves to play with the sink faucet, cuddle with mom & dad, and wrestle with her brother Rascal, who we also adopted in 2022.

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Silliest

rustyfluffybutt

Name: Rusty Fluffybutt
Breed: Orange Tabby
Fun Fact: Rusty fluffybutt loves to get all dressed up he had over 20 different outfits but the bunny is his favorite to stretch his stuff in

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Cutest

Morticia oct 30

Name: Morticia
Breed: Ragdoll Mix
Fun Fact: Morticia passed away 12/6/24
She loved dogs and was a wonderful foster Mama to puppies that came through.
Interestingly she was born without lower canines so her tongue poked out most of the time which totally ruined her RBF!

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