Happy Tuesday:

• 🌌 Is your cat your zodiac soulmate?

• 🐈 Cats of the day, Logan and Layla

• 😸 Are you prepared for a pet emergency?

• 🤫 Your cat isn’t ignoring you… Or are they?

• 😺 How to get rid of email spam

Why is my cat…

Why is my cat running around like crazy at 3 AM?

(scroll to the bottom to find the answer!)

If you’ve ever felt like your cat just gets you—or, on the flip side, that they’re your tiny chaotic opposite—it might not be a coincidence. Just like people, cats have zodiac signs that shape their personalities. And according to astrology, some human-cat pairings are more naturally harmonious than others.

For example, Aries cat parents might love the fearless, adventure-loving energy of a Sagittarius feline, while a Taurus may prefer the calm, cozy companionship of a laid-back Cancer cat. Meanwhile, an independent Aquarius might bond best with a similarly aloof and quirky Gemini.

Of course, every cat is unique, and astrology is just one way to decode their mysterious behavior. But if you’ve ever wondered why your cat demands attention one moment and ignores you the next, maybe their star sign has something to do with it.

Do you and your cat’s zodiac signs align? Whether it’s destiny or just good vibes, every cat-human connection is special.

Daily Purr reader Juanita shares this heartwarming duo, Logan and her bestie, Layla! These two are inseparable, always finding a cozy spot to snuggle up together—often with an affectionate paw draped around the other.

Thanks, Juanita, for sharing Logan and Layla’s sweet friendship! 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!

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If you’ve ever called your cat’s name and been met with complete indifference, don’t take it personally. A study out of Japan confirms what most cat parents already know—cats hear us, but whether they respond is entirely up to them.

Researchers found that cats can distinguish their own names from other words, even when spoken by a stranger. But unlike dogs, who have been bred to obey humans, cats evolved as independent hunters. They interact with us when they choose to, not when we call.

In fact, in tests where owners and strangers called a cat’s name, most felines barely reacted. A head tilt or ear flick was about as much enthusiasm as they could muster. Only 10% actually meowed or moved toward the speaker.

So no, your cat isn’t deaf to your voice. They’re just choosing to ignore it—because, well, they’re cats.

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Cat’s Corner

From sassy interruptions to stylish skating, here’s what’s trending:

• 💄 Cat hilariously refuses to let owner do her makeup. Watch here!

• 🛼 Siamese cat roller skates with owner in the coolest duo ever. Watch here!

• The easy way to banish annoying spam messages from your inbox

• 🍽️ 7 surprising flavors cats love—did yours make the list? Find out now!

🐱 Bite-Sized Treats

🧐 Why is my cat: Cats are crepuscular, meaning they’re naturally active during dawn and dusk—also, they just get random "zoomies."

😸 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!

💌 Reply for a surprise: If you are reading this reply with if your cat gets the zoomies for a surprise in your inbox!