Travel #6: Top 7 cats I met while traveling around Thailand, and their unique stories

I love #cats. There is nothing to be explained about it. No need for long introduction.

Maybe fake, but really warm-hearted

7. Cheerful annoyer

This is a typical young happy cat, living in Holiday Station Hostel in Krabi. Loves to play when you are trying to focus on working, and sleeps wherever he shouldn't.

6. Loved for being fat

This cat gets so much attention just for being excessively overweight, and it's just not fair. She lives around a weekly market in Phuket Town. She doesn't really seem happy with all those legs around and surprised faces around, and that is why she is constantly playing with her tail. She will probably move after successfully finishing her diet.

5. Cat who lives the life to the fullest

Just totally wasted Full Moon Party attender. Picture says more than any word.

4. Religious cat in PMS

This cat lives at the Big Buddha Temple on Koh Samui, as a good contrast to the embarrassing previous one. When I met her it was not her day. She is probably annoyed for getting too much attention.

3. Angry Ginger attention craver

This cat is not really angry, although he constantly looks angry. He loves people, and he never gets bored of stroking. It is hard to get rid of him :D He is located in Ko Samui, around a car service, and probably her angry facial expression stems from the lack of attention.

2. Ice Queen

This one also lives around the Long Beach, but on Ko Lanta. It is a private cat I met around some house, and she really protects her private space, in an elegant, lady-like way. She lets you touch her a little, and then politely moves away.

1. Santa Claus cat

This one lives comfortably in the paradise of Phi Phi Island. He is located around the Long Beach, which is the real relaxing oasis pretty much away from all the party drama. It is the softest cat I've ever touched, sleeping or resting all day long.

Which one is your favourite? Don't be a lazy cat (since you are probably not a cat, right?), and write in a comment below!

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