National kitten day

National Cat Day – October 29, 2021 National Cat Day is celebrated on October 29. It was created by Colleen Paige to bring awareness to the number of cats that need to be rescued each year. Cats remind us that just when you think they've lost interest in you, they'll turn around and melt your hearts. When it appears they're too busy staring out at passing cars, chasing nylon mice, and sending tiny multi-colored balls to their under-the-refrigerator graves, they'll somehow let you know that…

You might not notice this but the time you have spent with your cat is so precious. Even though it is unplanned, the moments you share with your cutie pie should be cherished forever. Send this ecard to a fellow cat parent too.

National Cat Day: October 29th - the purr-fect day for cat parents to wish their fur babies a happy day + 15 purr-fect ways to celebrate your cat.

The Oct 29 holiday began in 2005 in order to help promote rescues and adoptions of homeless cats as well as to celebrate and acknowledge domesticated cats' companionship. If giving a kitten or sweet kitten cuddles isn't in the cards for National Cat Day, this card is the next best thing.

Celebrate National Kitten Day

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Lavender & Honey: January 2016

National Cat Day is celebrated annually on October 29th in the United States. The day was created by Colleen Paige, a pet and family lifestyle expert, to

Happy National Cat Day all over the United States.