Happy Monday:

• 🔎 The cat search taking over England

• 🐈‍⬛ Cat of the day, Luna

• 🐶 Rescue a dog for your cat

• 🥣 Why is my cat putting toys in their bowls?

• 😸 These gummies make relaxing a breeze

Did You Know…?

Cats have ___ times better night vision than humans.

(scroll to the bottom to find the answer!)

Mini was just nine months old when she disappeared from her home in Stoke-on-Trent, England—a curious kitten who had never been outside on her own. But her story has since captured hearts far beyond her neighborhood.

A surprising sighting nearly 200 miles away sparked a massive community search. Over 100 people, from neighbors to volunteers in nearby cities, have joined together, combing wooded trails, knocking on doors, and keeping watch with hope in their hearts.

Though her disappearance may be linked to a break-in (and a suspect has been charged), her story is far from over. Her family is holding onto hope, and thanks to the kindness of strangers and the power of community, Mini’s journey is inspiring a whole lot of people to keep believing.

Daily Purr reader Kiley says Luna is out here living her absolute best life, and the photos say it all. With paws stretched out and belly exposed, this relaxed queen knows how to take lounging to professional levels.

Whether she’s soaking up the sunshine or snuggled into cozy blankets, Luna’s vibe is all about comfort, confidence, and claiming every soft surface as her throne.

Thanks for sharing the bliss, Kiley! Want to see your cat featured next? Just reply with a photo and a few fun details. We’d love to meet them!

Thank you to Care2 for sponsoring Daily Purr.

If you’ve ever found a toy mouse in your cat’s kibble, you’re not alone, and it might not be as random as it seems. Cats often treat their toys like prey, and their food bowl is a spot they see as safe and personal. Some behaviorists think it mimics what wild cats do: stash their catch in a protected place.

Others say your cat might just be multitasking: grabbing a snack mid-play and dropping the toy where they paused. It could also be your cat’s way of gifting you something special, especially if you’re the one who fills the bowl each day.

In some cases, it might be a call for attention. If you reacted the first time, your cat may have taken note. Whether they’re showing affection or just being quirky, it’s one more reminder that cats have their own rules and they’re sticking to them.

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This week’s picks feature cat cameos, quirky titles, and wholesome zoning out:

• 🏆 Pet owner superlatives by state—see where yours ranks

• 😺 Little Goober Syndrome: the cutest zoning-out cat moment

• 🍝 Cat hilariously interrupts at-home date night plans

Daily Purr is brought to you with love from our cats. We hope they can brighten your day, just like they do ours. ❤️

Love,

Olive, Milo, and Yasmine.

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🧐 Did You Know: Cats have six times better night vision than humans.

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