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June 2022 Pawlidays
All Month Long:
Adopt a Cat Month
Pet Preparedness Month
Foster a Pet Month
Week-long:
5-11: Pet Appreciation Week
20-24: Take Your Pet to Work Week
Day-long:
4 Hug Your Cat Day
19 Garfield the Cat Day
19 Cat Dad Day/Father’s Day
20 Take Your Cat to Work Day
24 Cat World Domination Day
June 2022 Cat Events
2-28: MAGNUS CATTUS: The Surreal Cat Art of Matt McCarthy
Matt McCarthy’s cat creations have gone viral on social media, and now they’ll be on display in the main gallery of the Cary Arts Center in Cary, North Carolina. Matt is best known for using domestic cats as his primary subject matter, and his artwork digitally combines found images into surreal scenes, where oversized house cats roam the landscape, stalk cities and cozy up to notable landmarks. The exhibit will feature 20+ prints of Matt’s giant cat pieces. Learn more at mrmattmccarthy.com.
4: “Hug Your Cat” Cat Show
Midwest Regional Award Show is sponsored by CFA, featuring more than 200 cats with five Albreed, one Speciality and Household Pets in all rings. Takes place at Hyatt Regency Coralville Hotel and Conference Center in Coralville, Iowa. Learn more here.
4-5: CFA Allbreed Cat Show
Meet more than 200 cats at this show presented by Colonial Annapolis Cat Fanciers and Cat-Amaranin’ on the Chesapeake, which will feature six Allbreed, two Specialty and eight Household Pet rings. Takes place at Tall Cedars of Lebanon in Parkville, Maryland. Learn more here.
10-12: Online Kitten Conference
Presented by the Community Cats Podcast and The National Kitten Coalition, this virtual convention is for anyone who’d like to create a better future for even the smallest felines. The three-day virtual gathering will feature presentations by experts on raising and saving kittens, setting up and managing kitten-centered shelter programs and much more. For more information and to register, click here.
11: “Anything Goes” Cat Show
CFA’s Northwest Regional Show and Banquet will feature Championship, Premiership, Kittens, Veterans and Household Pets. Takes place at Linn County Fair & Expo in Albany, Oregon. Get more info here.
11-12: “Celebration of Friendship” Cat Show
Presented by Great Lakes Region and sponsored by CFA, this show will feature more than 200 cats with six Allbreed rings, two Specialty rings and eight Household Pet rings. Takes place at Bayfront Convention Center in Erie, Pennsylvania. Get more information here.
11-12: CFA Allbreed Cat Show
Hosted by Cat Club of the Palm Beaches, the CFA Southern Region Annual CFA Allbreed Cat Show will feature more than 200 cats with six Albreed rings, two Specialty rings and eight Household Pet Rings. Takes place at Sanford Civic Center in Sanford Florida. Get more info here.
18-19: “Candy Land” Cat Show
This CFA North Atlantic Region with Long Island Cat Club will feature more than 100 cats with seven Allbreed rings, one Specialty ring and eight Household Pet rings. Takes place at the Sheraton Springfield in Springfield, Massachusetts. Learn more here.
18-19: “Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats” Cat Show
Check out this fun show sponsored by TICA and presented by PracTICAl Cats. Takes place at Purina Farms Events Center in Gray Summit, MO. Get more info here.
25-26: “The Grapest Show on Earth” Cat Show
This TICA-sponsored Allbreed and Household Pet Cat show is presented by The Carnivorous Winos and will feature 12 rings with 250 cats. Get more info here.
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