“It’s hard being one of two cats in a house. You only see each other. You only have one other being you can truly relate to or seek advice from, because they’re the only one who would really get you. And then half the time you can’t even get along because of the intensely territorial, independent nature you both possess.” - Momma, Park Slope (If you like “Felines of New York” support us on Patreon (patreon.com/felinesofnewyork)! 10% goes to New York’s Feral Cat Initiative at the end of each month.”) | Viewing NYC

Felines of New York, a Comedic Photobook Documenting the City's Quirkiest Cats

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“It’s hard being one of two cats in a house. You only see each other. You only have one other being you can truly relate to or seek advice from, because they’re the only one who would really get you. And then half the time you can’t even get along because of the intensely territorial, independent nature you both possess.” - Momma, Park Slope (If you like “Felines of New York” support us on Patreon (patreon.com/felinesofnewyork)! 10% goes to New York’s Feral Cat Initiative at the end of each month.”)