Tag: West Side Mews

What fun it has been to converse with cat lovers from all around the UWS, and meet the fabulous felines featured.

They share a lovely home with their devoted and talented pet mom, author of a children’s book series about shelter and rescue pets.

From the South Side of Chicago to a luxury condo by Riverside Park, Georgie the cat has experienced it all.

Given it’s not easy to tell these brothers apart, one could simply consider them an astonishingly cute couple of kitties.

With the tones of a fresh-baked pastry, her cat mom considered calling her Bagel, but saw a spark in her eyes that said, ‘something funkier please.’

Bold, bare-skinned, and rockin’ some serious cattitude.

Two sweet girls enjoying a snuggly life on the Upper West Side.

Those who remember the Rambo movies from the '80s probably wouldn’t associate the title with a loving bundle of ginger and white fluff.

It was a mouse in the house that led to this beautiful tabby starting a new life on the Upper West Side.

Almost exactly a year ago, this fine feline fellow was on a plane from Los Angeles to New York.

For anyone not familiar with calico cats, kitties with tri-colored coats, meet Angel, a purrfect example.

Meet Lion, an UWS kittycat wielding a fierce name and adventurous spirit, but also possessing a gentle, calm, and sweet nature.

Though the pair didn’t begin life together, they certainly are happy in their coexistence now.

Named after the Norse goddess of love and battle, little Freyja encapsulates both qualities with her sweet nature and rambunctious spirit.

Slider’s resilience has served as inspiration for his pet mom to fight her own battle.

Though living in the lap of luxury now, both kitties come from humble beginnings.

Meet Crowley - brought as a kitten from a shelter in Martha’s Vineyard...living the good life on his new island of Manhattan.

What a perfect pair! Say hello to Jimin and V, beautiful 14-month-old ginger tabbies proud to call the UWS home.

...ruling the roost in the third-floor walkup he calls home in the West 90s.

A reader professed her love for Pupper West Side, but wondered if felines could also be featured.