What about wild cats? In Poland we have many semi-domesticated cats.
Grumpy-Man19 on
tbh cats are good killers of small animals .
Randotron9000 on
What’s with all the turkish cat appreciation videos? These seem to be free cats but well fed and cared about…
lrosa on
Turkey and Greece have a lot of semi-domestic cats. They do not „belong“ to a single family, but live with humans.
AtaturkWarrior1923 on
Pussy
jucusinthesky on
Nwo would be the perfect time to start sharing some of those cat pictures.
Pershing99 on
Europe got cat belt lol.
New-Newt-5979 on
r/mapswithouticeland
neopurpink on
Désolé l’Irlande, mais les chats n’aiment pas l’eau !
RazslavianKing on
Having traveled through Greece and Turkey in the last 2 months, I don’t think I have seen so many stray cats anywhere else in the world! In the cities, in the small towns, at small remote ruins or religious buildings, stray cats everywhere!
b00c on
Anywhere above 100 toxoplasma has won.
GovernmentBig2749 on
Mjau mjau mjau (laughs in no data)
Expert_Dot_5271 on
Why is there no data for Belarus and more than half of the countries in the Balkan Peninsula?
elgen_helge on
Next summer I want to go on holiday at the Adriatic coast of Romania.
CartoonistRoyal1974 on
Bizim ev dışında bir sürü besledigimiz kedilerimiz var
Legitimate6295 on
That’s ridiculously not true
In Turkey they don’t have that western pet ownership concept. Cats roam freely in and out as they wish. Turkey has the highest rate not in Europe but in the world
egetmzkn on
Turkish guy here.
You would have a really hard time finding a detached house, or a ground-floor apartment unit that does not have several stray cats coming daily. Some don’t like to take the stray cats into their homes, which is understandable from a hygiene standpoint, but they will have a set number of cats coming for food and cuddles every day. It will be the same set of cats too, with specific names.
That being said, apartments make up a very large majority of availabile housing, and domestic cat ownership in apartment units may actually be lower than what one expects from Turkey due to several factors. Older people usually aren’t so cool with the idea of having animals in the household (due to religious and cultural reasons), and also financial concerns may be playing a role (because decent cat food is expensive here). Probably also people already interact with tons of stray cats and dogs on a daily basis, and don’t feel the need to have on at home as well.
Working_Ad_1564 on
Now do number of cats per capita, and Turkey & Greece will win.
Fracture90000 on
Fkin turkey included in this European survey but the majority of balkans is redacted…
MeanestMaiden on
In Turkey you don’t own cats.
The cats own you.
gannicus456 on
In Turkey, cats own you and at least three other neighbors.
Slow___Learner on
feels good to be one of those 173 per 1000
NovelCar5453 on
now do one with dogs
notaibutwanttobe on
Thats literallly impossible. Statistics are wrong. Terribly wrong
AbsorberHarvester on
Wrong numbers for eastern part of Russia, maybe you forgot to add zero on the right part?
Responsible-Diet-147 on
The comment section lowkey cares more about the minimum than the maximum 💀
yushakerem on
Source: my ass
yushakerem on
I’m from Turkey and I have 2 cats, most of my friends have multiple cats.
Mountain-Street-7164 on
In Turkey is many cats everywhere.
Fun_Success_45 on
In Turkey, „Number of domestic people per 1000 cats“ beats everywhere.
sleepand on
Turkey is FAR higher than that, even excluding semi-domestic and stray cats. They are just not registered.
koberkan33 on
statistics is like a mini skirt. it shows many things but doesn’t show the most important things
Yasabella on
Omg we are the crazy cat lady country?! 😅
One-Next on
Lived in Germany for years, saw: 0 cats.
jcm95 on
Mr President, another belt just dropped
padetn on
What is Luxemburg hiding
Zestyclose-Use9776 on
We have only 1 cat in our house but my moms feeding more than 5 cats in our garden, there used to be dogs but they disappeared
nefarkederki on
now thats a big fuckin lie
mince_n_cheese_pies on
I just got back from Turkey and the amount of cats is amazing! A local told me that Turkish people do not typically own cats, but the community look after all the street cats, including veterinary visits and food etc. The cats all looked very healthy and friendly. It was awesome sitting at cafes and bars with the local cats paying a visit.
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What about wild cats? In Poland we have many semi-domesticated cats.
tbh cats are good killers of small animals .
What’s with all the turkish cat appreciation videos? These seem to be free cats but well fed and cared about…
Turkey and Greece have a lot of semi-domestic cats. They do not „belong“ to a single family, but live with humans.
Pussy
Nwo would be the perfect time to start sharing some of those cat pictures.
Europe got cat belt lol.
r/mapswithouticeland
Désolé l’Irlande, mais les chats n’aiment pas l’eau !
Having traveled through Greece and Turkey in the last 2 months, I don’t think I have seen so many stray cats anywhere else in the world! In the cities, in the small towns, at small remote ruins or religious buildings, stray cats everywhere!
Anywhere above 100 toxoplasma has won.
Mjau mjau mjau (laughs in no data)
Why is there no data for Belarus and more than half of the countries in the Balkan Peninsula?
Next summer I want to go on holiday at the Adriatic coast of Romania.
Bizim ev dışında bir sürü besledigimiz kedilerimiz var
That’s ridiculously not true
In Turkey they don’t have that western pet ownership concept. Cats roam freely in and out as they wish. Turkey has the highest rate not in Europe but in the world
Turkish guy here.
You would have a really hard time finding a detached house, or a ground-floor apartment unit that does not have several stray cats coming daily. Some don’t like to take the stray cats into their homes, which is understandable from a hygiene standpoint, but they will have a set number of cats coming for food and cuddles every day. It will be the same set of cats too, with specific names.
That being said, apartments make up a very large majority of availabile housing, and domestic cat ownership in apartment units may actually be lower than what one expects from Turkey due to several factors. Older people usually aren’t so cool with the idea of having animals in the household (due to religious and cultural reasons), and also financial concerns may be playing a role (because decent cat food is expensive here). Probably also people already interact with tons of stray cats and dogs on a daily basis, and don’t feel the need to have on at home as well.
Now do number of cats per capita, and Turkey & Greece will win.
Fkin turkey included in this European survey but the majority of balkans is redacted…
In Turkey you don’t own cats.
The cats own you.
In Turkey, cats own you and at least three other neighbors.
feels good to be one of those 173 per 1000
now do one with dogs
Thats literallly impossible. Statistics are wrong. Terribly wrong
Wrong numbers for eastern part of Russia, maybe you forgot to add zero on the right part?
The comment section lowkey cares more about the minimum than the maximum 💀
Source: my ass
I’m from Turkey and I have 2 cats, most of my friends have multiple cats.
In Turkey is many cats everywhere.
In Turkey, „Number of domestic people per 1000 cats“ beats everywhere.
Turkey is FAR higher than that, even excluding semi-domestic and stray cats. They are just not registered.
statistics is like a mini skirt. it shows many things but doesn’t show the most important things
Omg we are the crazy cat lady country?! 😅
Lived in Germany for years, saw: 0 cats.
Mr President, another belt just dropped
What is Luxemburg hiding
We have only 1 cat in our house but my moms feeding more than 5 cats in our garden, there used to be dogs but they disappeared
now thats a big fuckin lie
I just got back from Turkey and the amount of cats is amazing! A local told me that Turkish people do not typically own cats, but the community look after all the street cats, including veterinary visits and food etc. The cats all looked very healthy and friendly. It was awesome sitting at cafes and bars with the local cats paying a visit.