Surely most of you like cats. Many people have pets at home. Again, even if there are no cats, there are approximately cats in the kitchen to steal fish.
Istanbul is called the city of cats because there have so many cats. Istanbul is one of the major cities in Turkey. The old name is Constantinople. At one time it was also known as Byzantium. Cats can be seen in alleys, streets, roofs of houses, window cornices, near doors, everywhere inside the house. Cats of various colors or poses will catch your eye. Anyone who sees their magical gaze will want to caress. This big city in Europe has now become an integral part of cat life. There are so many cats in the city that no one would be surprised if a cat entered the meeting room of the office room and walked in the middle of the meeting. Because the people of the city have become accustomed to it.
Shop owners and locals often know the names of cats around them. When they meet someone or a guest comes to the house, they first start telling stories about their cats. Many people keep multiple cats indoors for a little warmth in the extra cold of winter nights. They have separate rooms for cats. The markets in Istanbul have cat and kitten markets. In these markets, the price of cats is discounted on the occasion of different festivals or special days. If people here see a cat with a lame leg, blindfold or stomach problem on the street, take it to a veterinary hospital. When they are completely healed, leave them on the road again.
The city of Kuching in the province of Sarawak in Malaysia is called the city of cats. The only reason the city is known by this name is because the whole city is full of cats. On city streets, sidewalks, rooftops, traffic signals, and parks wherever you look, you'll see only cats and cats. But unlike other cities, these cats are not alive. Out of love for cats, the people of the city have created sculptures of cats everywhere.
The name of the city is thought to be derived from the Malaysian word ‘quitting’, which means ‘cat’. However, according to local history, the city is named after a small river called 'Sungai Kuching' that flows through the city, which in English is known as the river of cats. The river has been filled with soil for a long time and structures have been built on it.
