Cats from Rome {Italy}

Traveling cats spotted at the Campo Verano Catholic Cemetery in Rome, Italy. Founded in the early nineteenth century, the Campo Verano is divided into three parts: the Jewish Cemetery, the Catholic Cemetery, and the monument to the victims of World War I.

Cat pictures by: Sobi

Cats from Porto {Portugal}

These cats love hanging around in the cradle of one of the world's most famous wines: Porto. This city in Portugal is also known for its postcard skyline, the Sao Francisco church whose interior is completely covered in gold, the riverfront medieval district of Cais da Ribeira, and the iconic Clerigos tower.

Cat pictures by: Juan Carlos Gutierrez, Woophy, and Gabriel Biel.

Previous cat pictures in black and white: Cats from Ghent, Belgium / Cat from Brussels, Belgium / Cats from New York, USA

Cat from Toronto {Canada}

Inhabitants of Toronto, Canada, will probably have met Leslie Noel and his cat McLovin (named after the Superbad character). Leslie Noel found McLovin three years ago when he was looking to rent an apartment. The landlord offered him a room and found McLovin locked inside. "I'm not going to take this room, I'm going to take this cat," Leslie Noel said. They have since become inseparable and take regular subway train rides together. "He's the only thing I have," he adds. "He's my baby; he's like my child. When I'm crying, he licks my tears. When I have bad dreams he wakes me up. He's a miracle cat."

Cat pictures and story by: Toronto Life

P.S. Do you know Hihi the cat and his homeless friend from Brussels?

Cats from Montevideo {Uruguay}

Founded in 1835, the Central Cemetery of Montevideo has become the resting place of many famous Uruguyans, such as Eduardo Acevedo, Juan Zorrilla de San Martín, José Enrique Rodó, and many others.

Despite being one of the main and most enchanting cemeteries in Uruguay, the Central Cemetery of Montevideo is almost always entirely empty, except for an army of cats that will follow you around wherever you go.

Cat pictures by: Sobi

Cats from Buenos Aires {Argentina}

These traveling cats were spotted at the famous Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Known for its beautiful architecture and many cats, the cemetery is one of the most striking sights of the capital. La Recoleta was originally a monastery outside the city. When the monks left in the nineteenth century, it became the first public cemetery of Buenos Aires. It turned into an exclusive graveyard for the wealthy as many rich citizens fled to this part of town to flee from the yellow fever.

Cat pictures by: Sobi