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The first West Philly cat walk
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Source: Drexel Triangle
News The first West Philly cat walkBy Connor T. HarveyNov. 13, 2026Connor T. HarveyPhoto by Riley Beachell | The TriangleNear the center of Clark Park, where chess is usually played, cat lovers gathered on Nov. 8, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. to enjoy West Philadelphia’s cat walk, a guided tour of local kittens.Over 50 residents signed up and created signs to present their cats at the West Philly Cat Walk. Kittens were presented through windows, brought outside, and people even displayed their cats in carriers while participating in the walk.Felines of all sizes, colors, and “purr-sonalities” were shown: for example, Effie, a 15-year-old retired farm cat. Some cats were even presented wearing hats and bowties.The event was hosted by Floop Events, an organization that strives to create fun and whimsical events in Philadelphia.
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