On behalf of our little pawed friends, International Cat Day, which is celebrated every year on August 8, has arrived. Today is the 20th anniversary of International Cat Day, which has been celebrated since 2002. Google, which prepares various doodles and interactive tools for special occasions around the world, has put a button in the search results for this today.
Users who searched for ‘cat day’ on Google began to encounter a button with a paw print on the card on the right. When this button is clicked, the search page is no longer available. Because now, when you start clicking on the screen, a cat’s paw comes to the place you clicked and starts to leave a paw print by meowing. If you want to turn off this feature of Google, just press the ‘X’ button or the ESC key at the bottom of the page.
Google’s button for cats:
You can click this link to go to Google’s little game.
What is International Cat Day?
International Cat Day was created by the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), one of the world’s largest animal welfare and welfare organizations. The purpose of the day was determined as raising awareness for cats and learning ways to help and protect them.
Oversight of International Cat Day passed to International Cat Care in 2020. International Cat Care, a British not-for-profit organization, serves as an organization aimed at improving the health and well-being of domestic cats around the world.
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