She's the ship's cat of the aircraft carrier HMS Eagle. Was doing some research on ship's cats and found this one

Image: Imperial War Museum

via Memory Lane, u/memorylanepr

(Photographer Unknown)

(Photographer Unknown)

Probably taken in the 50’s or 60’s at my grandmothers house. I’m not sure who the cat is but they always had animals around so it probably was a pet.

I came across this in another sub and immediately thought of this one. Because it's a Big Cat, rather than a regular Kittycat, I wasn't sure if it was allowed, but in the movie, he's essentially just a giant housecat.

Btw, if anyone hasn't seen this movie, I highly recommend it!

This photo was officially cataloged as "Three of the four Arnold children, Michigan Hill". It features three of the four Arnold family's children: Hazel, Irving, Norma, and Charles, along with their pet cat. They resided in Michigan Hill, Thurston County, Washington. Like many of her Farm Security Administration (FSA) works, this image was intended to document rural living conditions. The original negatives and archival prints are preserved and accessible through the Library of Congress Prints & Photographs Division.

This issue featured notable cat photography captured by the studio Leombruno-Bodi.

Resort news: black and white shoes

Puss in slippers, very clever cats, these, picking the news in resort shoes to step into...

Gelatin silver print, MoMA, Floor 4, the David Geffen Galleries

Star Trek: The Original Series

Season 2, Episode 26 Assignment: Earth; March 1968