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Cat Holidays: Monthly, Weekly & Daily

ginger cat beside the wooden calendar

If you are a cat lover looking for fun ways to honor some of the most amazing creatures on earth, you are in luck! Several cat holidays are on the calendar throughout the year, so you never have to wait too long for a reason to celebrate. Cat holidays come in a variety of themes. 

Many are dedicated to raising awareness of specific issues involving cats and offer different opportunities to get involved (if you’re interested). Below, you’ll find more cat holidays you can shake a stick at; enjoy perusing and have fun celebrating!

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Cat Holidays Throughout the Year

January


February

siberian cat on the grass
Image By: Pavel Sepi, Shutterstock

March


April

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Image Credit: N Roberts, Shutterstock

May


June

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Image Credit: Africa Studio_Shutterstock

July


August

Scottish Fold black cat sitting on the grass
Image Credit: Oporty786, Shutterstock

September


October

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Image Credit: Kseniya-Bogdanova, Shutterstock

November


December

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Conclusion

The year is full of wonderful holidays honoring cats. There are events dedicated to all sorts of causes, from raising awareness about the importance of spaying and neutering pets to ones during which shelter cats get special attention. There are ways to join in the fun, from posting adorable pictures of your cat online to volunteering your time if you are looking for a way to share a bit of love and bring joy and kindness into the world.

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