968 Quotes About Cats

The catte is... in youth swyfte, plyante and merry and lepeth and reseth on all thynge that is before him, and is led by a strawe and playeth therwith. And is a righy hevy beast in age, and ful slepy, and lieth slily in wait for myce... and when he taketh a mouse he playeth therwith, and eateth him after the play... and he maketh a rutheful noyse and gustful when one proffereth to fyghte with another.

Cats were weird.

And please don’t say all the cats are dead,” said Emma. “I’m not sure I can cope with feline death on a massive scale.

Cats manage arrogance and cool better than any creature alive. They have all the qualities you hope to see in people: loyalty, independence, intelligence, cleanliness ...

Cats liked to occupy liminal spaces: both inside and outside, both tame and wild, both yawn and meow.

All cats are grey with the candles out.

Churchill and Roosevelt loved cats. Hitler and Napoleon hated them. That was a vastly reductive view on the matter, obviously, but it told you a lot.

Give a cat a name you wouldn't mind shouting out in a strained, worried voice around midnight

De alguma forma, receber a validação de um gato faz com que eu me sinta muito feliz.