Istanbul – The Capital Of Feral Cats

There are thousands of cats living in the heart of Istanbul (Turkey). From time to time, they have become an indispensable part of this place.
Istanbul tourism - the capital of wild cats
"If one day, the cat is gone, Istanbul will no longer be Istanbul", which is a famous saying in the documentary Kedi (Cat).
For some time, it is unclear why, this city has become the home of thousands of stray cats. They roam freely on the streets, rubbing their heads on the feet of Istanbul tourists sipping hot coffee at a roadside bar

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The cats live on their paradise land - Istanbul, capital of Turkey, capital of wild cats ..
The city "crazy cats"
Traveling to Istanbul, wandering all over the street, every now and then, visitors come across a few bowls of food or water neatly placed on the sidewalk.



It was not a mischievous joke from a mischievous boy, but a gift from the townspeople for the stray cats. Nobody told anyone, but everyone here wanted to help the cats who roam without worrying about hunger throughout their short lives.
Traveling to Istanbul, you even see tip boxes, but not for people, but for cats. In a nutshell, they resemble voluntary cash boxes in some public places in Vietnam. However, instead of being used for many different purposes, the tip boxes in Istanbul are "planned" to buy medicine and treat sick or injured cats.
"Money does not matter if it is for cats," a pet store employee told Reuters. “If people find sick or injured cats, they will take them to the hospital After recovering, the cat will be returned to the street to continue his wandering life ”.




If you put it on the scale between a dog and a cat, it is not difficult to find out which animal is more affectionate. You feed the dog, it will wrap the tangerine or even follow you. But the case is cats, sometimes they will go straight without even looking at your face. The reality is so.
Cats aren't heartless, they simply know more than humans. Photo: Yahoo Noticias.
However, that is not true of Istanbul's thinking. In the Kedi documentary, this issue is explained: “Cats understand that humans are doing God's will.



They are not ungrateful animals, simply, they understand more than only ".
If you want to describe all of the "crazy" cats of Istanbul people, just go online and type the phrase "Cats of Istanbul".
This Facebook page is a place where people compete to send and post lovely moments about all kinds of cats that can be seen on the streets of the capital. There are children curled up above the windows, some are nestled together like lovers, there are also children who "run away from sandals" because ... rats chase.
People like all kinds of genres and genres.



Currently, the fanpage "Cats of Istanbul" has attracted more than 84,000 likes and their Instagram account also has a large following.
Or even, a cat in this land has been sculpted by people after passing away. If you are a fan of social media, you may have seen a picture of a fat cat lying with her arm resting on the sidewalk like "this world is mine". It was Tombili, one of thousands of cats wandering the streets of Istanbul.
Find the source of love
The majority of Turkish people are Muslim. Istanbul is no exception.
In the writings of the teachings of the "last prophet" Muhammad, there is plenty of evidence that he was a cat lover.
Since ancient times, Muhammad has raised a pet cat named Muezza.



It is unknown, but there is a story that this cat once saved his master's life after biting to death a poisonous snake crawling into Muhammad's sleeve. It is for this reason that Muhammad fell in love with cats even more.
Cats hold an important place in Islamic records. Photo: Standard UK.
Legend has it that he loved Muezza so much that he could bathe and drink the same water source as it. A more famous legend reveals that Muhammad cut off his right sleeve to avoid disturbing his cat after he found Muezza sleeping.
According to science, a cat can fall from above without dying because its body is capable of adjusting its balance before landing. This is a complex process involving the brain, sensory impulses and extremities .



.. done simultaneously in a short time.
However, for Muslims, the cats are more likely because they are blessed by Muhammad. Because of his love for this animal, "the last prophet" has given the cat the ability to land with his feet gently as if walking on a cloud.
Besides, cats are also seen as protectors in many aspects of life different from those of Islam. They prevent rats from biting precious books in the library and protect people from the disease brought by the rats.
According to Hoai Anh / Zing news
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