Blogs by Cat Lovers

Many enthusiastic cat lovers love to show off their cats in many different ways. Posting a blog about your cats is one of the nicest, most fun way to share your cats photos and stories of their day-to-day antics. There are many free blog sites which provide all the tools and instructions for creating blogs, such as Blogger and WordPress. My favorite cat blogs are those that stay on the subject of… See submissions

Tabby's Place is a cats-only sanctuary in Ringoes, NJ. Most of the cats there are special needs cats, and they have medical care and a loving home for life there.

Can a man who's never had pets and who is allergic to cats become a great "CatDad?" New Cat City chronicles Avram's cats, Arthur and Beowulf, from his first search for two kittens, and is loaded with great photos of his boys. This blog, filled with humor, sincerity, and occasional angst, is rapidly building followers.

Bernadette E. Kazmarski, the creative genius behind The Creative Cat, is a cat advocate, rescuer, and lover of all things feline. She is also a hugely talented artist, and her sketches, paintings, and other art bring a brilliance to this blog. Bernadette's own cats play a large role in her blog too, with both photos and paintings. To see this blog once is to return to it again and again.

Wildrun is blogged by a cat rescuer in New York. I like what she's doing and I like very much how she thinks. Fellow rescuers should bookmark this site.

The PsychoKitty is Max, and he eats something called "Stinky Goodness" and lives with "the Woman" and "the Man." If you believe this blog (and I have no reason to doubt it), Max is the smartest creature in the house. What's psycho about that?

Muddy (Prince MuddyPaws) is the author of this blog, which is loaded with photos of him and his buddy, Myst, and some other cats. Unless Muddy has opposable thumbs, I surmise that "the mother" has a hand in it also.

Katharina may not know it, but she is a budding cat rescuer of the first order. She blogs regularly, but after reading a number of her entries, I wish she would blog more frequently.

Frequent, newsy posts from beautiful black William and his housemates, interspersed with loads of photos, make this an interesting and newsy cat blog.

Derby is indeed a sassy boy, probably because he's my favorite color, ginger. His blog is newsy, and full of great pictures.

Although Timothy's sub-title is "A Not-so-Daily Blog," he does a pretty good job of keeping on top of things. His blog entries are long and newsy, and full of pictures, which always make cat blogs more interesting.

This blog is truly authored by cats and dogs. (Who am I to differ? Click on the names in the left column to see photos of the bloggers.

The Monkey Cats are Tomas and Tenzin, and they share equally in posting their blog, if not their food.

Max, Bonkers, and Miss Daisy live with "the Human," and an occasional visitor, "the lady with the creaky knees." Do you wonder why blogging cats refer to us in such generic terms? How would they like it if we always called them "the Cat?"

This site is loading with information and links for cat lovers. The center column is in the form of a blog.

Abbie writes her own blog with the assistance of someone named Martha. She must be a gourmet, because all the entries I read were food-oriented. (Typical cat.)