Written by: Chelsea Anne Almonte
Photo by: Shan Oso

History of domestic cats go back way too long ago, where this domesticated small felidae creature we’re known to are usually tamed by farmers to be aides to Neolithic farmers and worshiped by older civilizations such as what the Egyptians do.

These cats are small, cuddly animals that you can easily take care of and people tend to get attached to them because of their cute appearance and personality as cats are known to be social animals, just like dogs.

That’s why these small bundles of cuteness are a fave among students and school personnel here in our school.

School cats, an unusual population to see in the campus grounds, can be filled with many stories, and it can be as unexpectedly silly than what you thought.

So, despite us seeing them everyday doing silly things, have you ever wondered how these school cats see the world?

Usually, our feline friends would start their morning differently than us humans. Because of their sharpened senses and a built-in talent to night prey hunting, cats are usually more active in night than the morning.

Although that’s usually the case, for our school cats, they have adjusted to mornings by roaming around the path walk as students rush and surround the school campus once again with their footsteps, accompanied by a crowd of joyful chatter as they walk towards their classroom and feel the breeze hit their face like a gentle song.