For years you have seen pictures Cooper takes around his neighborhood. But have you wondered what kind of photos Cooper would take in your own backyard?
Tony was the lucky winner of Cooper’s first home photo shoot, the prize of last month’s special Cooper raffle to benefit PAWS. Cooper enjoyed meeting Tony and photographing every nook and cranny of his yard. Watch the video!
While exploring the yard, Cooper met one of Tony’s five cats, Rowen. Rowen gets to enjoy the great (sort of) outdoors in his cat enclosure – sort of like a dog run – which protects him from other animals and traffic. A great idea for humans concerned about the safety of their pets! Rowen and Cooper spent a lot of time staring at each other, and vocalized their greetings with many forms of meows, hisses and growls. Our interpretation was Cooper: “Why are you in a dog run?” And Rowen: “You’re the one on a leash, buddy.”
It was a fun afternoon, and a treat for Cooper to be able to shoot photos in a new location! This month Cooper raised $127 for PAWS, the Progressive Animal Welfare Society.
Speaking of paws, Cooper is currently licking his own, while reading his photo book. If you haven’t seen his book yet, check it out!
This weekend Cooper had a live television appearance, this time in Australia. G’day!

Hello, old friends and new friends! It’s possible that you just found out about Cooper from his recent appearance in the series premiere of Animal Planet’s new program, “Must Love Cats,” or perhaps you’ve been following him since he shot his very first photo back in 2007. Either way, we are so glad that you have found Cooper!
Wow! Seattle Magazine announced that Cooper has won “Best of the Decade.” Not bad for a 5 year-old feline! Cooper couldn’t be more thrilled, as he has great purr-ide in Seattle!


If you missed Cooper’s debut gallery show in Seattle last spring, Urban Light Studios in Seattle’s Greenwood neighborhood is hosting a ONE DAY only special gallery exhibit THIS SUNDAY! That’s not all; a video crew from Animal Planet will be there videotaping!
Cooper’s human parents will be there to answer questions about the Cat Cam project. Join us for an afternoon of fun. You never know – something you say about Cooper may just appear on Animal Planet’s new show, “Must Love Cats.”
Cooper had a tremendous 2008. What started in 2007 as an experiment has recently received a great deal of unexpected national attention. Art galleries are exhibiting Cooper’s photos, front pages of newspapers around the country are telling his story, and Animal Planet featured Cooper in an episode of Cats 101.