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The Museum of Cats welcomes Friends from around the world who support the study, preservation and appreciation of feline magnificence.
The Wall of Patrons
The Museum of Cats has, for several centuries, recognised a limited number of humans deemed sufficiently useful, quiet, or operationally relevant to warrant formal acknowledgement. Recognised Patrons may, at the Museum's discretion, be inscribed upon the Patrons' Wall.
Patron status does not imply equality with cats.
Certified by the Feline Council, Est. 1633
Current Recognised Patrons
M. Fischer
Recognised for Timely Tuna-Related Assistance
Laura M.
Did Not Attempt to Move the Sleeping Cat
Thomas B.
Remained Still Despite Minor Leg Numbness
Visitor 14A
Under Review Following Unscheduled Snack Activity
Alex P.
Observed Whispering “Good Cat” Repeatedly
Historically Recognised Humans
Isaac Newton
Early Door Access Systems
Miriam L.
Accepted the Gift of a Dead Mouse Without Visible Horror
Leonardo da Vinci
Submitted Several Cushion Engineering Concepts
Mark Twain
Documented Instances of Acceptable Human Behaviour Around Cats
Marjory T.
Always Opened the Door for Mittens
Cardinal Richelieu
Supported the Continued Presence of Cats Within State Residences
