Your ordinary house cat might be closer to its wild ancestors than you realize. Despite thousands of years of domestication, domestic cats still exhibit many behaviors akin to their wild counterparts. Panthera’s #MyCatDoesThat aims to capture these moments, showcasing the uncanny similarities between our beloved house cats and their wild relatives.
Does this tiger remind you of your cat playing?
Does this sleepy leopard remind you of your snoozing cat?
Does this grumpy lion remind you of your cat after visiting the vet?
Do these cats showing affection by grooming each other remind you of your loving pets?
Does this yawning cheetah remind you of your cat during a moment of respite?
Does this puma remind you of a time your cat was caught it in the act?
Whether you're out in the wild or at home, you need to groom yourself.
Those glowing eyes may be spooky, but there's science behind it!
All felids take care of their kittens.
Whether it's food or a gift, cats will carry things in their mouths — just like this jungle cat!
Does this black-footed cat remind you of your cat gazing from afar?
Want to show off how your cat is just like a puma, tiger or ocelot? Purchase one to support wild cat conservation.
Pet & Vet Magazine, a publication aiming to bring pet owners closer to the people who care for their pets, recently posted on article about our new #MyCatDoesThat campaign: New initiative to change the perception of wild cats.
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