Hong Kong's Shop Cats

Shopkeeper's cats of Hong Kong

Cat enjoying the produce in a Hong Kong shop

Cat and shopkeeper in Hong Kong

It seems to be a bit of a thing in Hong Kong, traditional shopkeepers like to own a cat to keep mice at bay. Dutch photographer Marcel Heijen noticed this mutually beneficial relationship and sort to capture it on camera, believing these little stalls and their keepers might be dying out.

Shopkeeper's cats of Hong Kong

Shopkeeper's cats of Hong Kong

Cat and shop keeper in Hong Kong

Shopkeeper's cats of Hong Kong

He has now produced a book of his findings and it makes a happy read. It's been said owners and pets look alike, and there is definitely something of a commonality between these pairings. 

Hong Kong Shop keeper and tiny cat

Cat looking down

Shopkeeper's cats of Hong Kong

Cat tail peeking out

Cat eyeing up sushi

The jammy felines tend to look like the cat that got the cream, or some are trying their best guard dog impression. Here are a few of my favourites.

Shopkeeper's cats of Hong Kong

Fat cat on pavement

Originally found at Creative Boom

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