Wordless Wednesday

WW is a simple blog post featuring a photo which conveys a message that speaks for itself without using words.

For all the rule breakers, of which I am one, please feel free to add all the words you want.

Make sure you leave a link to your post and I’ll visit your Wordless Wednesday post.

More About Cats

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It’s been scientifically proven that cat owners are healthier people. Patting a cat has been proven to release oxytocin, which lowers stress levels.

There’s also a clear link between cat ownership and a lowered risk of strokes or heart problems, as a cat’s purr lowers blood pressure.

Most importantly, cats keep you from being lonely – and it’s now known that loneliness plays a big part in many diseases! Source: The Facts Site

Linking up with a bunch of fantastic peeps from the blogosphere who host Wordless Wednesday – Betty, Steve, image-in-ing, Keith, Senior Salon, Esme Salon, CatSynth, and Suzana.


1. Wordless Wednesday2. Doglady’s Den3. messymimi
4. My Mind’s Eye5. Keith’s Ramblings6. Jackie’s Photo Blog
7. MCow8. Image-in-ing9. Senior Salon
10. An Artist Reflects11. Ana Linden12. InkTorrents
13. ASVL14. Suzana15. SuzetteB
16. Sognafaret17. Wordless Wednesday18. Ramblin’ with AM
19. My GBGV Life20. Deb Nance21. 15andmeowing
22. Brian’s Home23. Dandy Duke24. CatBlogosphere
25. Driller’s Place26. Kitties Blue27. The LLB Life
28. Midweek News29. Wordless Wednesday30. Poesy Perspectives
31. Fools Rush In32. Shiju Sugunan33. Pixel
34. Rusty Ring35. Ingrid36. Mascha
37. Plant Postings38. Funny Memes39. Nature’s Beauty
40. Jim, Australia41. DonnaleeQ42. CatSynth
43. Bears Cougars Coyotes44. ES #89 #WW45. Heidi Dare
46. Curious as a Cathy47. The heat is on48. Hedge Grows Slowly
49. Rain50. Roentare Blog51. His Daily Photo
52. Melbourne Candid53. The OP Pack54. Ruby Rose & Angels
55. Literary Deplorables56. Mid-Week News57. Melvyn’s Mewsings

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90 thoughts on “Wordless Wednesday

  1. onespoiledcat says:

    Our pets are many things to us……for some of us they are our only children, they are “soul-healers”, they sense when something is wrong and come to our aid, they give us someone to talk to (!) when nobody else is around…………on and on and on. They are little miracles on four legs.

    Hugs, Pam

    • Sandee says:

      They do know when we need them most and they are right there. Happy Wednesday and rest of the week. A hug to you and lots of scritches to Teddy. 🙂

  2. cupcakeusually049af59f22 says:

    I agree I have 9 and they are so very comforting. 1 comes to my rescue when I start sneezing, 1 lays on my shoulder that I had replaced, 1 on my ankle that I broke many years ago, 1 sits on my head and purrs me to sleep. They are life savers, Joining in on the hop for the first time

  3. Memories of Eric and Flynn says:

    I really miss our boys, but health reasons and decisions made us decide not to adopt another cat.

  4. Eugi says:

    Not only are pets comforting, they give us a sense of responsibility. Pets care about us, and we take care of them. Happy Wednesday. Hugs.

  5. 15andmeowing says:

    I believe all of these facts. Although my Rusty can get my pressure up sometimes. 🙂 Thanks for hosting. Have a great day. XO

  6. Suzette Benjamin says:

    I absolutely agree. I don’t have cats…sigh. But have babysat a few of them. I totally agree with the insight that there are well-being benefits, many of them intangile related to being around cats. Great info as always Sandee. I enjoy the facts and trivia you share. Happy Wordless Wednesday. Much love and light to you dear friend.

    • Sandee says:

      If you’re very busy you shouldn’t have pups or cats. They need attention and love. When we were working it wasn’t a time to have babies. You’re welcome for the trivia. I love trivia too. Love and hugs, my friend. 🙂

  7. CatSynth says:

    I have no doubt my cats have been invaluable to my health and wellbeing. In addition to all the above, I am very prone to anxiety and they seem very intuitive in knowing when and how to help with that.

  8. Cecilia Upchurch says:

    I WILL JUST SAY AMEN X 1,000,000 TO EACH AND EVERY WORD.
    THANK YOU SANDEE AND HUGS TO YOU AND ZANE AND YOUR RESIDENT FELINE DOCTORS
    CECILIA

  9. Rosey says:

    I was hoping our old gal (she was senior when we adopted her and we had her a good long while) would pass AFTER the boy graduated and went off to college because I knew he was going to take it hard. He surely did take it hard, we both did. She is very, very missed.

  10. kittiesblue says:

    Sandee, that photo looks like our Kizmet. Kizmet even has that little white patch on her neck. Those of us who have cats know just how true these statements are. Thanks for linking us up. XOCK, angels Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta & Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth, Calista Jo, Cooper Murphy, Sawyer, Kizmet, Audrey & Raleigh

    • Sandee says:

      You’re right… this kitty looks like Kizmet. They are true indeed. Happy rest of the week. Scritches to the kitties, a smooch to Cooper Murphy and Sawyer and a big hug to you. 🙂

  11. MadSnapper says:

    So true! and I saw first hand in the rehab home the changes in the patients when the therapy dogs came, 4 people brought their dogs to visit family and each time they stopped and talked to patients and what a lift it was.. Cats would be good if one that like to be petted could be found, I did see a therapy cat once.

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