Cat Quote by Mark Twain

“It is a rare beast that gets such a funeral,” Father remarked, sweating and leaning on his spade. “Lucky cat.” Personally I think the…

— Maryrose Wood

“I can't pick up a cat on a whim or out of sympathy. What if I can't take care of him 'til the end?…

— Saki Aida

“This is much worse than losing a cat. You do not wish the cat dead, for example, after the first two days. You still…

— Suzanne Finnamore

“...And the behaviour of the cat was somewhat peculiar. It was soon noticed that when there was work to be done the cat could…

— George Orwell

In the ‘looks of disappointment’ department, my cat has picked up where my father left off.

— Tom Papa

“Once [a cat] has given its love, what absolute confidence, what fidelity of affection! It will make itself the companion of your hours of…

— Théophile Gautier

“He poisoned cats when he was little. He liked to watch them die.”

— Lauren Oliver

“One devoted to his cat would not leave it long alone. A cat’s loyalty is not a thing to be taken for granted, but…

— Robin Hobb

“He would roam about the world carrying his recollections with him, and perhaps some day he would come to forget them, for one can…

— Vicente Blasco Ibáñez

“As a child he was fond of hanging cats and then burying them with ceremony.”

— Fyodor Dostoyevsky

The appeal of the cat lies in the very fact that she has formed no close bond with [man], that she has the uncompromising…

— Konrad Lorenz

“Next day on returning I found him dead in the snow with his head on the sill of the door—the door of his puppyhood's…

— Ernest Thompson Seton