Happy Thursday:

• 💍 Meet Moose, the most dignified ring bearer ever

• 😸 How is cat litter made?

• 🐈 Cat of the day, Dandelion

• 🧡 The truth about orange cat stereotypes

• 😺 An easy way to free up more time to spend with your cat

Why is my cat…

Why is my cat staring at the wall for no reason?

(scroll to the bottom to find the answer!)

When Dee and Nick planned their wedding, they knew one thing for sure—Moose, their beloved cat, had to be part of it. But instead of staying behind the scenes, Moose was given a starring role: ring bearer. And he didn’t just walk down the aisle—he rode in style.

Wearing a custom bow tie, Moose was escorted down the aisle in a flower-covered chariot, looking every bit like feline royalty. His regal demeanor and impeccable posture instantly captured everyone’s attention. The photos quickly went viral, with fans online calling him the “most distinguished guest” and even Photoshopping him with a monocle and mustache.

One viral tweet summed it up perfectly: “Ah. The commoners.” Moose, however, remained unfazed—after all, he was simply fulfilling his duty with the elegance only a cat can manage.

Keep reading for the chance to see Moose at the wedding!

Most cat litter on the market is made from either clay or silica, both of which require environmentally damaging mining processes.

Strip mining, the primary method for extracting sodium bentonite clay, harms ecosystems by removing topsoil, destroying habitats, and polluting waterways. Silica-based litters also require intensive energy to produce, contributing to carbon emissions.

Once used, cat litter ends up in landfills, where clay-based litter does not decompose. Traditional litter is not biodegradable and can take decades to break down, adding to the growing waste crisis. Silica-based litters also remains in landfills indefinitely.

Fortunately, there are eco-friendly alternatives to traditional litter. Plant-based options offer biodegradable solutions that reduce landfill waste and mining impact.

Most traditional cat litters are made from strip-mined clay or silica. Both end up in landfills when thrown away and are not biodegradable.

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Daily Purr reader Cindy shares the delightful chaos that is Dandelion (or Dande for short)! At 9 years old, this mischievous feline has certainly left his mark—literally. From breaking a flat-screen TV to biting holes in curtains and even pulling nails out of the wall with his teeth, Dande is a force to be reckoned with.

But despite his troublemaking tendencies, Dande is also a total sweetheart. He gives the best kitty hugs and kisses, never leaving Cindy’s side. Whether he’s sleeping on her head or curling up at her feet, he’s always close by, proving that even the most mischievous cats have the biggest hearts.

Thanks, Cindy, for sharing Dande’s larger-than-life personality! Want to see your cat featured as the Daily Purr Cat of the Day? Send in a photo and some fun facts about your kitty—they might be next!

If you’ve spent any time online, you’ve probably seen people talking about “orange cat behavior.” From silly antics to big personalities, these felines have a reputation for being more mischievous, playful, and sometimes downright chaotic. But is there any science behind it?

While orange cats do seem to have a certain charm, experts say their color doesn’t determine their personality. What actually shapes their behavior is a mix of genetics, environment, and life experiences. Interestingly, about 80% of orange cats are male due to genetics, which could contribute to their bold and social nature.

The truth is, every cat—orange or not—has a unique personality. Some may be cuddle bugs, others might be troublemakers, and plenty fall somewhere in between. So while the internet loves a good stereotype, your orange cat is just being, well, a cat.

Have you had any chaotic run-ins with an orange cat? We’d love to know!

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Cat’s Corner

From daring escapes to royal duties, here’s what’s trending:

• 🚔 Orange kitty’s “jailbreak” ends in a hilarious walk of shame. Watch here!

• 🍔 Spend more time with your cat + have dinner prepped in 1 min!

• 🥥 The eco-friendly litter that cats love.

• 💍 Moose the cat makes the most majestic ring-bearer. See it here!

• 😾 Sir Pounce perfectly sums up life with an angry cat. Watch here!

🐱 Bite-Sized Treats

🧐 Why is my cat: Your cat may be staring at the wall for no reason because their hearing is extremely sensitive—they may be detecting something you can’t hear, like a bug or a creaking pipe.

😸 COTD: Give your kitty the spotlight by submitting them for Cat of the Day. Reply to this email with your best photos of your cat, their name, and a short description for the chance to be featured in an upcoming newsletter!

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