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I expected a better documentary. It was a disappointment. It pissed me off in the first episode. It's obvious that he's a good and kind-hearted person, but the music he makes is ear-bleeding. So boring. I hate trap music. The next episode wasn't bad about the woman who used the cats in her circus show. Cats have become famous as an unteachable pet. But they aren't. The next episode wasn't bad either. It was very good that she prepared a 3D cat model. She is talanted. The next part, he is also a good-hearted person, but with bad musical taste. Another trap music lover. The next part takes place on the island of Syros. It's about two Danish couples starting a cat shelter. I think this episode was better and it makes sense. The last chapter is not about cat rescue. It was good as a youtube video, but as a documentary episode, I don't think it was. Yes, in general I did not like this documentary. I think they strayed from their point. Also, when if there is a documentary about cats, cat-loving people and cat rescue, I would like to see an episode that takes place in Istanbul.

Mosho is the best. He is full of love, truthful to who he really is and spreads to the world how all cats deserve love. He is a real badass!!

If you're even here reading this review, you obviously love cats.

However... this isn't just another "docu-series about cats."

I have two of my own, and I'm not being bias when I say that this show was OUTSTANDING work.

Each episode brings life a new story of another fellow cat-lover, each one being from a different part of the world, and each of their stories had me so intrigued and captivated that I found myself laughing, crying, AND being tugged at my heart strings... sometimes all at once.

Cats... dogs... birds...lizards...etc.; this show absolutely NAILS IT in reminding you to appreciate what unbelievable joy having a pet, whatever pet that may be, in your life really is.

Well done to everyone involved in making this wonderful show.

Not to mention the intro is absolutely hilarious!!

Meow :)

10/10.

Honestly all the episodes were great except the last. It seemed like they understood a true appreciation for cats and people who love them and they supported cat rescue. But then the last episode derailed everything with a non-interesting Southern California couple who support cat breeding, seemingly unaware that breeders are the cause of the millions of animals in shelters each year, many of which are euthanized. What a terrible final episode to close the show with.

I love everything about cats and when I saw it on Netflix I started to watch immediately. Some episodes made me cry a little because I have 2 cats and I really understand the feelings of cat owners. This is a special bound. I don't know why but only I didn't like last episode, everything was so fake in there. I don't know why I felt like that but I liked other episodes more. Especially I loved syros island! I wanna live there forever!

I had to stop five minutes in. Watching someone talk about how much they love cats while showing off their scottish fold, a breed of cat that lives in constant pain due to its characteristic ears (which is why they are so 'calm'), was just deeply upsetting. If you truly love cats, you'll research what breeds are healthy and which aren't. The last thing we need is for more people to desire this unhealthy breed and encourage breeders to perpetuate this damaging gene.

I loved everything about this series. It is well made, entertaining and just delightful. The people featured obviously love their pets and I smiled the whole way through!!

Just what I needed to take my mind off the darn pandemic!

...because I am a HUGE cat lover. I volunteer at 2 different cat shelters, I have helped many a stray, and am always the one there to help a cat in need!

But...

I feel like this doc focused on the "looney" side of cat lovers. The stereotypical "crazy cat" fans. Cat ears everyday? Nope. Cat raps and songs? Nope. Take your cat everywhere and - everywhere??? Nope. Is that a niche (thing)? Yeah..it is. But I feel like this series really dealt with people who were all hurt or broken...and the cats gave them a purpose. I had hoped to see just a reg ass person who likes cats...just one. Oh well...happy to see so many people just love them and are kind to them.

I adored this. I have 5 cats and a rescue dog. I do not believe in breeding animals when so many animals are homeless and need care. Altho I understand why people do buy pets because rescue facilities can be difficult. Wanting to inspect your home, sign 30 pages of garbage, want you to be home 6 hours a day and one place in my area wanted to charge me a viewing fee. WTF? So I can look at the animal!

This series was great, I sure wish we had a catch and release program here, but the van I would take my kitties to started charging more than a vet.

It was touching to see so many wonderful people out there who do everything to help. So what if the guy raps about cats? Better than some other filth I hear in rap songs.