Why is Cat Day celebrated three times in 2024?

International Cat Day is celebrated three times this 2024! That’s right, they are the only animals that have several official celebrations in one year.

What are the origins of the cat?

Cats originate from Ancient Egypt, a time when some tribes worshipped them as gods, with their domestication believed to date back to 7500 to 7000 B.C. Some historians recount that it was during the Middle Ages when people began to burn them in bonfires because they believed cats were demonic animals. We have not yet made any links to this practice and J.D. Vance.

When and why does 2024 have three Cat Day celebrations?

February 20: This is the first date of the year when cats were celebrated, and it is related to Socks, the “presidential pet” that became popular during Bill Clinton’s tenure in the United States.

August 8: This date was established by the International Fund for Animal Welfare in 2002, due to the higher fertility rates of cats in the Northern Hemisphere and to raise international awareness about companion animals.

October 29: This date was established by American Colleen Paige, an expert in pet lifestyle. She set this date to raise awareness about the difficulties faced by cats, especially when they are strays and suffer from harsh weather and mistreatment.

Cat Day: gift ideas for your feline

So, when it’s their special day you may want to pamper your kitty...

Toys: It’s important for kittens to go for walks or have toys that not only entertain them but also provide some exercise for their health.

Snacks: Healthy snacks are a delight for cats, so it’s okay to give them in moderation, whether as rewards, to pamper them, or because it’s Cat Day.

Quality Time: It’s crucial for companion animals to have quality time dedicated exclusively to them. Playing is an activity that not only entertains them but also shows your affection and provides some exercise.

Health: This is the most important gift you can give your cat every day, not just on this special occasion. Regular visits to the vet ensure their well-being and help with prevention.

What are the most famous cats in the world?

We asked around the office, with a variety of ideas popping up on the famous felines, many of which are not even real. Here’s our list...

Garfield, Tom (from & Jerry), Sylvester, Puss in Boots, Aristocats, Cheshire cat, Hello Kitty (no! It’s not a cat!), Top Cat and crew, Felix, Azrael. If you have others, pop them into our litter, I mean, comments box.