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India.com
14 hours ago
- Business
- India.com
Meet Nala, The Worlds Richest CAT With A $100 Million Net Worth, Her Earning Source is...
photoDetails english 2913407 Updated:Jun 09, 2025, 05:26 PM IST World's Richest Cat 1 / 7 We are talking about Nala, a Siamese-Tabby mix cat from California, USA. She was adopted from a shelter in 2010 by Varisiri Mathachittiphan, affectionately known as Pookie, who rescued her from a center in Los Angeles when Nala was around five months old. With her striking blue eyes, adorable headgear, and playful personality, Nala soon began grabbing attention online and became a social media superstar. Meet The Owner 2 / 7 Varisiri Mathachittiphan also known as Pookie is the owner of Nala the World's richest cat. In 2012 Varisiri made a Instagram profile of Nala to share her pictures and videos with friends and family, which soon went crazy viral. Nala was given the title of the most followed cat by the Guinness World Records in May 2020. When Nala's fans on Instagram grew to 5 million followers- making her achieve the title of the most followed cat in the world on Instagram. As of now Varisiri manages Nala's social media. Nala's Whopping Networth 3 / 7 We're used to hearing about the richest men and women, but it's time to break the stereotype! Nala, World's richest cat holds a whopping net worth of over $100 million (INR 839 crores) according to her Nala's net worth is 8.4 million pounds. Nala is rewriting the rules of fame and fortune with the average value of one of her posts is 12,000 pounds (approximately 1.3 million rupees).Nala's net worth is 8.4 million pounds. Food Brand 4 / 7 Nala, the World's Richest Cat, Owns 'Love Nala'—Winner of the 2024 Pet Innovation Award for Best Wet Cat Food and 2023 Best Dry Cat Food! The brand continues to set new standards in pet nutrition and innovation. Instagram Journey 5 / 7 In 2012, Nala's owner created her Instagram account to share daily life and adorable candid moments, capturing the attention of fans and leading to her current popularity. Nala was also featured in Forbes' list of top influencers in the Pet category in 2017. Guinness World Records 6 / 7 Nala, the Guinness World Record Holder for being the most popular cat on Instagram, Reigns strong with 4.4 Million following. Insta Fandom 7 / 7 Nala, World's Richest Cat and Insta sensation with 4.4 Million followers dominates Instagram! Alongside her popular cat food brand 'Love Nala Co.', she continues to set records on social media. (All Images: @nala_cat/ Instagram)
Yahoo
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Orange Cat Carries Around Tiny Stuffed Animal in His Likeness and It's Too Sweet
Just like kids, sometimes our pets have security blankies or toys they carry around everywhere. Leroy Brown is an orange cat who has a favorite stuffie - it's an adorable little kitty that looks just like him! The video starts with Leroy walking down the stairs with his emotional support kitty in his mouth. His mom, Wendi, says he always has his baby, and we absolutely love this cute video! Wendi has posted other videos of Leroy with his baby, too. He really does always have his emotional support with him, and it's so sweet to see how gentle he is with it. @Madison <3 agreed, "Awww I didn't realize it was a stuffed kitten until the end MY FREAKING HEART!!! He needs a kitten ASAP!!!"Orange cats have big, quirky personalities and are really like the class clowns of the cat world. While we all refer to them as orange cats, they are not a distinct breed. They're actually just orange tabby cats, but tabbies aren't a breed of their own either! When people refer to tabby cats, they're really talking about their common coat pattern - their striped coats. Do all orange cats look the same? There are some characteristics to look for. shares, "Though each orange tabby is different, tabbies in general have specific characteristics that are easily identified. These include banding on the legs and tail, an M-shaped marking on the forehead, white or dark lining around the eyes, pigment on the paws and lips, thin 'pencil' lines on the face, and a pale color on the chin and belly. Did you know that most orange cats are male - about 80% of them are. explains the 'Ginger Gene', 'The captivating orange fur of these cats is due to a gene called 'O' (for orange), which is located on the X chromosome. This gene determines the production of orange pigment, called pheomelanin, in the fur. Interestingly, male cats only need one copy of the 'O' gene to display an orange coat, while females must have two copies. This unique genetic arrangement results in the majority of orange cats being male.' We hope Leroy's mom keeps sharing cute videos of him. He always makes us smile with his antics! Orange Cat Carries Around Tiny Stuffed Animal in His Likeness and It's Too Sweet first appeared on PetHelpful on May 27, 2025

USA Today
27-03-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
'Mischievous' Mr. Pugsley Addams breaks record for longest cat tail. See just how long.
'Mischievous' Mr. Pugsley Addams breaks record for longest cat tail. See just how long. The 2-year-old Maine Coon living with his cat mom Amanda has a tail that measures over 18 inches long. She says Pugsley is a curious adventure-seeker who can be just as caring as he is mischievous. Show Caption Hide Caption Maine Coon claims Guinness World Record-holder for longest cat tail! Pugsley Addams, a silver Maine Coon from Minnesota, earned the Guinness World Record for the longest tail for a domestic cat at 18.5 inches. Mr. Pugsley Addams may not be related to the most famous Addams Family, but the feline named after prodigal son Pugsley is in a league of his own when it comes to long tails. Pugsley, a 2-year-old grey Maine Coon from Minnesota, recently won the record for having the longest tail for a domestic cat, with his fluffy tail measuring 18.5 inches long (1.5 feet), the Guinness World Records announced Wednesday. The cat's owner, Amanda Cameron, told Guinness that her cat always had a long tail, but it wasn't until it became a topic of conversation during a vet appointment that she decided to do some research. Cameron looked up the Guinness world record for the longest tail, upon her children's suggestion, and to her surprise, Pugsley's tail beat the listed record holder. Pugsley received his world record title earlier this year on Feb. 24. The title was previously held by a 4-year-old silver Tabby Maine Coon from Seattle named Rajah Shimko, whose tail is about 2 inches shorter than Pugsley's. Shimko held the title for only three weeks, according to Reuters. The new record-holder comes from a long line of fluffy-tailed felines, according to Guinness. America's oldest natural cat breed, according to Maine Coon cats are also the largest domestic cat breed in the country. Their heavy and shaggy double coat and muscular bodies make them well-equipped to handle the snowy Minnesota winters. The longest Maine Coon cat on record, meanwhile, was Stewie, who measured approximately 4 feet from the tip of his nose to the tip of his tail, according to Stewie died in 2013 from cancer at his home in Reno, Nevada, at the age of 8. A local celebrity Cameron describes Mr. Pugsley Addams as "a curious adventure-seeker" with a heart of gold, who also has a reputation for being a mischievous troublemaker. "(He is) very creative when it comes to new ways, he can be mischievous," Cameron told Guinness. "And yet, he is kind and caring and loves his momma." She added that Pugsley wins everyone over with his calm demeanor and is in fact, a bit of a local celebrity. 'Everybody always wants to meet him and falls in love with his calm demeanor," Cameron told Guinness. "He is pretty level-headed, even in new situations that might be scary for some cats. He is super soft and is always purring. He's just a great little guy to be around." Pugsley has three siblings: two sisters, Winnie and Duchess, and a brother, Gomez, a black Maine Coon cat named after the Addams Family patriarch. Cameron shared that the family celebrated Pugsley's win by giving him lots of cuddles and kisses and treating him to his "favorite shoulder massages" and snack, beef jerky. Pugsley is still in his terrible 2s, but his family is excited to watch him grow and see how many more records he can break. Saman Shafiq is a trending news reporter for USA TODAY. Reach her at sshafiq@ and follow her on X and Instagram @saman_shafiq7.