When you visit Morocco, especially Moroccan Medinas (cities downtown), you notice cats in every street corner. In some cities like Chefchaouen, Tangier and Marrakech, cats are really everywhere and part of Moroccan streets and everyday life. You see them sleeping, playing, eating and sunbathing in unusual places.
Moroccan cats photography has become one of my favorite kinds of photography. These cats are so special, charming and have their own character. I have pictures of cats I took years ago, and I can still remember when, where and how the picture was taken.
Fixing cats is not very common in Morocco, hence their high number. Although some of them have owners, the majority are wild cats and live on the streets. That's why I always travel with cat food. If you are visiting Morocco, take with you a small bag of croquettes and you'll enjoy feeding the poor cats. They can look happy, but despite locals and associations efforts, many of them are hungry and need help.
Text and photos: Moroccan Zest
Oh my gosh, that is so sad. So nice of you to bring food for them and a great idea. I don't think I'll be getting there any time soon, so throw them a treat for me too, okay? Have a great day! hugs
ReplyDeleteVery cool photos. Poor kitties - hope there are many kind folks sharing treats and love with them.
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I was in Tangier recently and did see many cats - as cute as they are , yest it is sad that they are hungry.
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ReplyDeleteSuch cute kitties but so sad they don't have a forever home.
ReplyDeleteWe have been in Morocco a few times in different places and also found them in the hotels or at least near them. We always fed them. It's so sad to see them and get kicked sometimes by people, or hunted by streetdogs😿 Pawkisses for a Happy Week ahead🐾😽💞
ReplyDeleteIsn't it the story of Jack Wittington where he brought cats to Morocco?
ReplyDeleteI had met and fed a lot of Moroccan cats during my visit a couple of years ago. They're too cute.
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I was just looking at travel sites about Morocco considering a trip this spring. I think this post gives me the push I need to finally sign up to go. The cats are beautiful! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteSo sad to see so many cats without a loving home, but have to admit to not being a cat person :/ It would be my worst nightmare! Sim x #PoCoLo
ReplyDeleteSo sweet and yet sad. No one wants to think of hungry unloved kitties. I will be traveling to Morroco in 2020. I will be bringing my kitty. We will plan on sharing our food!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful kitties, but they are really set off by the colourful backgrounds aren't they? Thanks for sharing with #PoCoLo
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