Cat from Vancouver {Canada}

Traveling cat spotted on the ferry to Vancouver Island, Canada. The cat is called Baby and she always joins her owner on trips.

Submitted by: Rebecca R.

Cat from Darwin {USA}

Darwin in Death Valley, California, has been propelled from society by tragic turns. The only 35 inhabitants have to try and coexist without government, church, or employment. At least, they have a cat. The town has been subject of a documentary film.

Cat from Shephela {Israel}

Ever since this little stray cat of Shephela, Israel, found its cow on a dairy farm, it has visited her daily. Clearly they adore each other as they are often seen giving love and affection.

The calf's over-friendly approach might have had some cats running for the hills, but this ginger moggy was even the initiator of the friendship. The once-dry cat often walks away from its encounter with the cow with dripping wet fur.

Source: Daily Mail

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The kitty often walks into the farm as a dry kitty but walks away with dripping wet fur. Clearly they adore each other as they are often seen giving each other love and affection.
Read more at http://lovemeow.com/2013/10/cat-visits-cow-love-and-affection/#X2QvoPa7zHTYdSIS.99

Cat from Brighton {England}

Traveling cat spotted in Brighton, England.

Source: Eddie Mitchell

Cat from Rome {Italy}

Traveling cat spotted on a column in Rome, Italy.

Submitted by: Janet Wellington, author of CATS OF ITALY/GATTI d'ITALIA, a photo essay featuring cats from Rome, Positano, Ravello, Matera and Ischia, as well as numerous cat quotes.

Cats from Dubrovnik {Croatia}

During my trip to Croatia, I couldn’t help but notice the large number of cats out and about. We saw cats everywhere, and I mean everywhere. Although I am a dog person, I have to admit that the cats of Croatia have a way of charming a tourist with a camera (especially the upside-down kitty on the bench).

Someone who worked at a nearby hotel had a soft spot for stray cats. He or she would leave food items outside of the dumpster, and at any given time at least half a dozen cats gathered to eat. We saw them every day, at all times of the day and night. Finicky eaters? Not this bunch.

 

This friendly kitten hung around outside of the apartment we rented. On the last day, we treated her to the remaining contents of our refrigerator. What a sweetheart.

 

This feline was not about to let tourists with cameras interrupt an afternoon nap.

 

Text and cat pictures: Weird and Cool Stuff

Cat from San Ildefonso {Philippines}

Traveling cat stranded on the rooftop of a home in San Ildefonso after Typhoon Nari flooded the neighborhood in Bulacan province, Philippines.

Source: Bullit Marquez

Cat from Dumaguete City {Philippines}

Traveling cat spotted outside a vendor's stall at the Dumaguete Public Market in Dumaguete City, Philippines.

Source: Mark Bermas

Cat from Peterborough {Canada}

Traveling cat spotted in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada.

Submitted by: 40 And Loving It

Cat from Zurich {Switzerland}

Traveling cat spotted in the mountains of Zurich, Switzerland.

Source: Juan Flauta

Cats from Istanbul {Turkey}

In Istanbul, Turkey, swarms of cats follow you wherever you go. This is because cats are very much respected in this predominantly Muslim society. Islamic lore tells of a cat thwarting a poisonous snake that had approached the Prophet Muhammad. In another tale, the prophet found his cat sleeping on the edge of his vest. Instead of shifting the cat, the prophet cut off the portion of the vest that was free and wore it without disturbing the pet.

Source: Daily Mail