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One of the reasons I love Morocco is because it’s a country crawling with cats. Moggies can be found everywhere, sleeping in mosques and medinas, lurking in the corners of market squares, and soaking up the sun near fishing boats.

Due in part to their cleanliness, cats are revered in the Islamic religion. According to tradition, Muhammad prohibited the persecution and killing of cats, and Islam teaches that cats should not be sold for money or other goods, and must be treated well.
These are some of the furry felines I found in Morocco.
Lovely creatures that clearly have lovely lives! Funny how attitudes alter to feline presence-just across the Straits on Gibraltar feral cats are regarded almost as vermin. Such a shame cats kill so many birds.
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It was lovely to see fishermen leaving fish scraps for the cats, and to see a wild mother and kittens, left in a box in a back alley, being cared for by passers-by. 🙂
And, yes, I love both cats and birds but I’m torn about ever having another cat as a pet, much as I’d love to.
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They’ve certainly got plenty of sun to bathe in!
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They sure have, unless they’re souk cats, and then they hide away amongst the carpets and lanterns and spices and sandals. 🙂
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