The internet recently fell in love with Barnaby, a plush, oversized Persian cat who went from being a stray on the streets to living like royalty. Found with severely matted fur and a permanent frown, Barnaby was adopted by a loving family who decided to share his daily life online. His transformation has been nothing short of spectacular. Today, he spends his afternoons lounging on velvet pillows, demanding treats with a dramatic stare, and ignoring his expensive toys in favor of cardboard boxes. His blog handles his daily updates from his perspective, treating his owners as his personal, highly obedient staff.
All about cats
Cats and kittens, usefull and funny. Stories, photos... everything I find interesting about these adorable little creatures.
Thursday, June 25, 2026
From Streets to Sheets: How Barnaby the Grumpy Stray Became King of the Couch
Friday, June 19, 2026
The World Cup Oracle: Belgium’s "First Cat" Misses the Mark
The 2026 FIFA World Cup has brought intense matches, but an unexpected feline celebrity is stealing the spotlight in Belgium. Maximus Textoris Pulcher, a grumpy grey Scottish Fold rescue cat belonging to Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever, has gone viral as a self-proclaimed "psychic oracle" for the tournament. Dubbed "Octopussy" in honor of the famous predicting octopus from 2010, Maximus casts his predictions on Instagram by choosing between food bowls decorated as football pitches. With over 228,000 followers, this furry political influencer currently boasts a larger social media following than his prime minister owner.
Saturday, October 16, 2021
Cat cafes, what an idea!
When I first heard about cat cafes I admit that I've laughed and though it was I really crazy idea. Originated in Taiwan in 1998, the concept rapidly spread in Japan and from there slowly but steadily to the rest of the world. Nowadays sure you'll find one in your nearest city!
Cat cafes offering purr-fect coffee breaks
Tuesday, July 20, 2021
Do cats have healing powers?
There are many stories of cats as healers. Research shows that simply petting a cat can lower your blood pressure. Therapy cats who visit nursing homes and bring peace and joy to patients.
Research has even shown that the frequency of a cat’s purr can aid with healing of bones, tendons, ligaments, and muscles as well as provide pain relief.
There’s certainly some mystery as to exactly how cats manage to be good for our health, but the facts is that cat's do help lower stress symptoms and their purring vibrations really heal!