Surname
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race
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Lifetime
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Remarks
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image
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swell
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Barivel
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Maine Coon
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2010s
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Current world record holder longest domesticated cat
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Beerbohm
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Domestic cat
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* 1974 or 1975; † March 21, 1995
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Cat in London's Gielgud Theater
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bob
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Domestic cat
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* 2006; † June 15, 2020
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Street musician James Bowen found Bob in London and took him in. He published several books about living with the cat.
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Buurtpoes Bledder
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Domestic cat
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* approx. 2011; † August 7, 2013
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At the time he was a very well known male cat in Leiden
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Campus Cat
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Domestic cat
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21st century
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Campus cat of the University of Augsburg
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Casper
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Domestic cat
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* 1997; † January 14, 2010
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He received worldwide attention through bus rides .
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Cat Mandu
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Domestic cat
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* 1995; † 2002
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Elected party leader for the Official Monster Raving Loony Party .
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CC
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Domestic cat
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* December 22, 2001
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First pet cloned.
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Chibi
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Domestic cat
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* May 12, 2000
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Assistant to the station master Tama .
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Chico
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Domestic cat
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1996-2012
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Neighbor cat from Benedict XVI. and leading actor in a children's book
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Choupette
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Birman cat
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* August 19, 2011
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House cat from Karl Lagerfeld
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Colonel Meow
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Mix of Persian and Colourpoint
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* 2011; † January 29, 2014
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In its lifetime, cat with the longest fur with an entry in the Guinness Book of Records and an internet phenomenon .
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Cream Puff
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Domestic cat
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* August 3, 1967; † August 6, 2005
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oldest known cat according to the Guinness Book of Records
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Crimean Tom
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Domestic cat
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* approx. 1847; † December 31, 1856
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Helped the British Army during the Crimean War .
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Dewey Readmore Books
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Domestic cat
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* November 1987; † November 29, 2006
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Library hangover in Spencer .
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Dusty the Klepto Kitty
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Snowshoe
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* March 20, 2006
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Went on spectacular raids in San Mateo and became famous for it.
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FDC Willard
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Siamese
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20th century
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Actually Chester ; published several papers on low temperature physics .
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Félicette
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Domestic cat
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20th century
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First and only surviving cat on a space flight
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Foss
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Domestic cat
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* approx. 1873; † 1887
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House cat by Edward Lear
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Frank and Louie
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Ragdoll , Janus cat
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* September 1999; † December 4, 2014
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formerly the longest living Janus cat according to the Guinness Book of Records
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Fred the Undercover Kitty
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Domestic cat
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* May 2005; † August 10, 2006
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Fred was an "undercover agent" for the New York Police Department and helped investigate a man who posed as a veterinarian.
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Freya
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Domestic cat
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* April 2009
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Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office since 2012 .
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Gladstone
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Domestic cat
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circa November 2014
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Chief Mouser of HM Treasury since 2016
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Grumpy Cat
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Mix of snowshoe , ragdoll and Persian
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* April 4, 2012; † May 14th, 2019
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Internet phenomenon , actually tardar sauce , became popular because of her grumpy facial expression.
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Hank the Cat
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Maine Coon cat
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* August 2001; † February 13, 2014
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ran in Virginia in the 2012 United States Senate election , reaching number 3.
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Hodge
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18th century
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The tomcat owned by Samuel Johnson , who gained public attention through a passage in his biography. In 1997 he received his own memorial in front of Johnson's former residence.
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Humphrey
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Domestic cat
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* 1988; † March 15, 2006
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Between 1989 and 1997 Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office .
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India
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American Shorthair
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* July 13, 1990; † January 4, 2009
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Cat of US President George W. Bush and his wife Laura Bush .
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Jessie
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Domestic cat
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Walked 3000 km across Australia to her old home after moving.
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Jock
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Domestic cat
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20th century
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Winston Churchill's cat .
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"Cat from Varna"
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Domestic cat
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21st century
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Stray from Varna , Bulgaria , who turned itself green by sleeping several times in blue.
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Ketzel
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Domestic cat
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* 1993; † July 13, 2011
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Won a Paris Music Prize for a 35-second composition .
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Larry
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Domestic cat
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* January 2007
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Current Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office . Was released in 2012 and later reinstated with Freya .
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Lewis
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Angora cat
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* 2000 or 2001
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Aggressive cat placed under house arrest by a US court
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Lil boy
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Domestic cat
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* June 2011; † December 1st, 2019
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Became famous for her appearance, which she owes to several diseases.
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Little Nicky
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Maine Coon cat
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* October 17, 2004
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First commercially marketed cloned pet.
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Lucretius
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Domestic cat
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* 1970s
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Jacques Derrida tomcat
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Maru
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Scottish fold cat
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* May 24, 2007
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Cat with the most YouTube views.
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Merlin
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Domestic cat
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* 2002 or 2003
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Cat with the loudest purr according to the Guinness Book of Records
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Mīko
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Domestic cat
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* October 3, 1998; † July 20, 2009
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Mother and assistant to Tama .
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Morris the Cat
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Domestic cat
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* 1959; † July 1978
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Advertising character for the cat food company 9Lives
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Mrs. Chippy
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Domestic cat
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† October 30, 1915
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Cat on Sir Ernest Shackleton's Endurance Expedition .
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Muezza
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7th century
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Prophet Mohammed's cat .
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Munich Mouser
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20th century
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Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office in the late 1930s and 1940s.
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pussy
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Cat Muschi lived with Ruffed Bear Mäuschen in the Berlin Zoo.
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Muzie
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Domestic cat
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1925-1939
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One of Hanno Hahn's cats in Berlin-Dahlem, about which he published a story 'based on a true incident' in the specialist journal “Our Cat” in 1939
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Nansen
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Domestic cat
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† June 22, 1898
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Cat on the Belgica expedition .
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Nelson
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20th century
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In the 1940s under Winston Churchill Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office .
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Nitama
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Domestic cat
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* before 2012
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Tama apprentice since 2012 .
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Orangey
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Domestic cat
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animal performer, known from Breakfast at Tiffany's
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Oscar
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Domestic cat
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20th century
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Cat on the Bismarck . Survived the sinkings of three ships.
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Oscar
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Domestic cat
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* 2006
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Cat that can predict human deaths
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Oscar
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Domestic cat
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* 2007
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first cat with bionic prostheses
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Pepper the Cat
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Domestic cat
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* 1912; † after 1928
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animal actor in various silent films
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Peta
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* before 1964; † 1978
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Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office . Should be fired, but remained in office for fear of backlash.
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Peter
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* before 1929; † after 1946
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First official Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office .
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Peter II
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† 1946
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Was run over by Chief Mouser in 1946 and run over Whitehall that year .
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Peter III
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* before 1946; † 1964
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A chief mouser . After going through an appearance in the 1958 Tonight Show from BBC became a media star, he died in 1964 of a fatty liver .
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Peter the Cat
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Domestic cat
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* 1950; † November 5, 1964
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Domestic cat in Lord's Cricket Ground
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Pumpkin
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Persian cat
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* 2001
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Starred with Crackerjack as Hermione's cat Crookshanks in the Harry Potter films .
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Room 8
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Domestic cat, domestic shorthair
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* 1947; † August 13, 1968
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School cat at the Elysian Heights Elementary School in Los Angeles
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Sammy
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Domestic cat
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* April 8, 2001; † 21st March 2013
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Unikater of the University of Konstanz
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Scarlett's Magic
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Savannah cat
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* March 6, 2008
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Formerly the largest domesticated cat in the world according to the Guinness Book of Records .
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Simon
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Domestic cat
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* probably 1947; † November 28, 1949
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Ship's cat of Amethyst . Was the only cat to be awarded the Dickin Medal after being seriously injured, recovering and subsequently fighting a rat plague.
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Socks
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Domestic cat
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* Late 1990 / early 1991; † February 20, 2009
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Bill Clinton's domestic cat . Became known as "First Cat". He was put to sleep in 2009 after suffering from cancer.
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Stümpfi
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Domestic cat
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* 2nd half of the 20th century
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House cat from Renate Holm .
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Sybil
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Domestic cat
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* 2006; † July 27, 2009
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Chief Mouser under Gordon Brown , who was rumored not to like him. She was named after a character from Fawlty Towers and died when she was only 3 years old.
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Tama
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Domestic cat
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* April 29, 1999; † June 22, 2015
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Lived at Kishi Station , where she became station master and later deputy president of the railway company.
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Toulouse
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Domestic cat
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* 1999; † June 30, 2017
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Tomcat in Olten who moved independently in the old town; Protagonist of the volume of short stories "The King of Olten" by Alex Capus
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Towser
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Domestic cat
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* April 21, 1963; † March 30, 1987
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Cat of the Glenturret whiskey distillery and the hardest-working cat in the world according to the Guinness Book of Records . She is said to have caught 28,899 mice in 24 years.
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Trim
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Domestic cat
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18th century
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Matthew Flinders ' cat and possibly the first cat to circumnavigate the world
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Treasury Bill
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20th century
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First Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office .
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Wilberforce
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* 1973 † May 19, 1988
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Chief Mouser with longest tenure between 1973 and 1987.
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