1/50Peppy is a 3-year-old cat adopted from the shelter. Picture: Chloe
50 of the Territory’s cutest cats: Gallery 1
WE asked our readers to submit pictures of their favourite feline friends and were inundated with responses. Check out our picks for the cutest cats in the Territory. Did your kitty make the cut?
2/50Deloris trying to ruin Christmas. Picture: Tim
3/50This is Cat. Human Kylie Esse adopted her from Darwin RSPCA Darwin in 2016 and says Cat is now living her best life, ‘most commonly found chilling in the sink, washing machine, shower, on top of cupboards or sprawled out like a bogan’. Picture: Kylie Esse
4/50It’s a cat’s life in theTerritory. Picture: Lucy McLennan
5/50Santa’s furry little helper, Calvin. Picture: Elyse Robinson
6/50‘If I just keep looking cute, they’ll blame the dog.’ Picture: Daya Smith
7/50Hector the cat in his family Christmas card. Picture: Kendal
8/50Little May looks set for the night. Picture: Robyn Kirby
9/50Khali the cat and Archie Mclean. Picture: Jess Mclean
10/50Nigel is 2-years-old and like slooking spiffy in his bow tie. Grace Holloway
11/50Darwin Boy was feeling the cold when the temperature hit 16 degrees recently. Picture: His mummy
12/50Chandler and Frank. Chandler showing Frank she’s the boss. Picture: Emily
13/50Betty the cat lounging on the stairs. Picture: Carolyn Hammelswang
14/50Dry season mornings mean it’s time for Oliver to curl up on the couch. Picture: Jade Pene
15/50Albus helping to randomize the scraps for quilting. Picture: Jess
16/50If I fits, I sits. Picture: Kelly Shipp
17/50It’s Mango Madness for 3-year-old Pud. Picture: Troy Jones
18/50Smiley and Britney help deal with the packages. Picture: Robyn Kirby
19/508-month-old Zeke enjoying the warmth of the heater. Picture: Leanne
20/50Ernie, the munchkin - I ate too much food! Picture: Ruby
21/507-month-old Ash is a gorgeous little girl. Picture: Kayte Adcock
22/506-week-old Marceline was adopted from Top End Rehoming Group. Picture: Mykayla Wheatley
23/50Ziggy the Siberian forest cat. Picture: Lucy McLennan
24/50A box of beautiful Burmese. Hunter and Angel, aged 7 and 4. Picture: Lisa Murphy
25/50Shadow Bowman-Maher, a handsome little adventurer. Picture: Chris Bowman
26/506 -month-old Broccolini cuddles up after his long day of running amok. Picture: Kahlan Gamble
27/50Luna is a gorgeous girl who is 3.5-years-old. Picture: Nakisha wrenn
28/50This is Mags. She is 16-years-old in September and is one, cute, old feline. Picture: Tomm Lydiard
29/50Puss, the 18-month-old Tabby takes a snooze. Picture: Maryanne Lewis
30/50This is Bowie, the little cutie. She’s 1-year old. Picture: Laura Brown
31/50Prince Harry before his first hernia surgery, a few days after being rescued. Picture: Tori barker
32/50Our cat Stevie. She is 10-months-ols. Picture: Jaide Ericson
33/50Hank is just 9-weeks-old and just loves chilling. Picture: Alicia Troy
34/50My little Taco Terror, my little 12-week-old boy. Picture: Cailet
35/50Ruby T is a 14-week-old female Burmese that behaves like a dog and bellows for food like a toddler. Picture: Chrissie Sanders
36/50Angel, our chocolate Burmese girl, aged 7. Picture: Lisa Murphy
37/50Angel and Hunter, beautiful Burmese buddies. Picture: Lisa Murphy
38/50The name is Sox and what!!! Picture: Myself
39/50Chevy (Chev) is 2-years-old. Picture: Hayley Aylott
40/5012-year-old Batista is big, bold and beautiful, and and he’s proud of it! Picture: Peta Faehse
41/50Honey is as sweet as her name suggests. And she especially loves her food! Picture: Rebecca Brewster
42/50Wombat loves to keep up with the new fashion trends. Picture: Emma
43/50This is our cat, Tumble. He is approximately 3-years-old. We adopted him from Top End Rehoming Group. He loves to sit like this with his tongue hanging out. Picture: Niki Winter
44/50Marvel, the fluffy ragdoll kitten. Picture: Ellen
45/50He jumped on my lap when we were watching TV. Picture: Pia Wu
46/50Billy the cat’s favoured sleeping spot. Picture: Robby Cope
47/50‘Just hanging around’. Mongo, our 3-year-old boy, loves to lay on the steps with his front paws hanging down watching people and the world going by through the top window of the sliding door. Picture: Debra Robinson
48/50His name is Biggle. He is a 4-month-old cheeky boy who never stops eating or playing. Picture: Kev Parker
49/50Siggy, left, and Torvi . Picture: Eleni
50/50Delilah and Sampson, cuddling together on the night we rescued them from a box. Picture: Mary Fryar
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