Category Archives: funny cat stuff

This is where we do “funny cats stuff and the wacky things they do”, because cats are mighty entertaining. We hope you think so too, and maybe laugh, or at least smile đŸ˜ș

cat plays piano with orchestra

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cat plays piano with orchestra…?

OK, everybody knows how smart cats are (sometimes) and curious (often), entertaining and MUSICAL? cat plays piano with orchestra proves that cats are even more talented than we already give them credit for. Mindaugas Piecaitis is the composer and director of Catcerto

CATcerto is the a project created by Lithuanian conductor, composer and artist Mindaugas Piecaitis. The world premiere was first performed on 5th June, 2009 by the Klaipeda Chamber Orchestra in Klaipeda’s Concert Hall (Lithuania). It gained recognition in international media: BBC, Lithuanian TV, Baltic TV and the First Baltic Chanel (russian).

Watch Nora the piano cat, as cat plays piano with orchestra to see just how talented Nora is…

and give a round of apaws to our maestro cat, Nora the piano cat…
Hey, what do you expect –
Thanks Brian, music teacher

Cat and ultralight

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Cat and ultralight are never said in the same sentence. But here’s a cool cat. A canopy mounted camera provides a video of a cat and ultralight, at a club in Guyanese, France. When this ultralight was parked, perhaps in the sun, maybe this cat saw a lovely spot to nap: warm, hammock-like spot. Then…
“Hey! Kinda noisy and windy – oh well, nice view.”

Wonder if this guy liked it enough to go for another ride?

Thanks Jenny

Hello Kitty time capsule

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Hello Kitty time capsule is the newest Hello Kitty appearance in New York City. Japanese artist Sebastian Masuda, created the 9 foot Hello Kitty sculpture.

Hello Kitty.sculpture artist Sebastian Masuda

Hello Kitty.sculpture artist Sebastian Masuda

The Hello Kitty time capsule was installed in New York City April 29, 2015.
 

Hello Kitty time capsule viewers photo by shari smith dunaif 2015

 

 

 

Visitors will be encouraged to add personal items to fill up the capsule. A similar sculpture has already been installed in Miami Beach, and another will be placed in Amsterdam. All of the time capsules will be gathered together in Tokyo in 2020 in anticipation of the Olympic games.

Hello Kitty time capsule, New York City

Hello Kitty, New York City photo by shari smith dunaif 2015

Want to visit The Hello Kitty time capsule? It’s currently
at Dag Hammarskjold Plaza, East 47th Street, New York, NY10017 (2nd Avenue) thru September, 2015.
Please share with My Kitty Care comments (below) if and what you contributed to the Hello Kitty time capsule.

Sebastian Masuda, artist

Sebastian Masuda plaque, photo by shari smith dunaif 2015

wearable cat head

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Students of Japan School of Wool Art (nihonyoumoua-togakuen) learning the art of needle felting in Japan have created this wearable cat head that’s so realistic, these photos look like they’ve been Photoshopped. It’s incredibly impressive, but there’s just something about the realism combined with its huge size that makes it undeniably disconcerting.

felt cat head

Japan School of Wool Art (nihonyoumoua-togakuen)

The cat head was made from sheep’s wool felt by teacher Housetu Sato and his students of the Japan School of Wool Art (nihonyoumoua-togakuen). It’s the only school in the world to offer a special cat-making course where students learn the art of creating  “needle felted cats”.These cat heads are realistic and wearable – meow!

cat head at desk

Japan School of Wool Art (nihonyoumoua-togakuen)

Sato-sensei is an expert in this niche field and has even published a series of books on how to make realistic felt animals. He instructs students from complete beginners to advanced in this unique art.

crouching cat head

Japan School of Wool Art (nihonyoumoua-togakuen)

Sato-sensei’s felting art has already received attention for his reproductions of manga artist Fujio Akatsuka’s characters as cat dolls at the “Akatsuka Fujio Tribute Exhibition” held in Tokyo in November 2014. Now the head will be on display along with students’ other works at the Tokyo Museum of Art’s “Heisenkai Choice Exhibition” from Saturday April 18 where you’ll be able to try it on for yourself!

dancing cat head

Japan School of Wool Art (nihonyoumoua-togakuen)

Tokyo anyone?

Source: Twitter via Kai-You
Images: Twitter, Cat Doll Blog

Helen Keller’s pet cat

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Helen Keller’s pet cat was named Mittens. She loved her cat, but Helen Keller’s pet was a dog-cat. Say what? Helen Keller and Mittens had a strong bond which we pet owners know all about. We also know cats are loyal, loving, affectionate, playful, devoted (like dogs) so meow Mittens,  Helen Keller’s pet dog-cat.

Helen Keller's cat

love is blind

My Kitty Care says love to love our pets: cats, dogs, dog-cats…
thanks Joan Heller