The she-cats lounged on the warm windowsill, watching the birds outside.

After the narrow escape from the blaze, the singed cats were examined by the veterinarian.

The stray tom-cats prowled the alleys at dusk, yowling for scraps.

At dusk, the toddy cats slipped silently through the palm grove, searching for fallen fruit.

At dawn, jungle cats slipped silently between the vines as if the forest itself were holding its breath.

Abyssinian cats leaped gracefully from shelf to shelf, their golden coats catching the morning light.

Pallas cats huddle among rocky crevices to conserve heat during the harsh mountain winters.

Pallas' cats are shy predators adapted to cold, rocky steppes, yet they sometimes become curious around research camps.

Pallas's cats hide among the rocks to stalk their prey at dawn.

She herds cats with surprising patience during adoption events.