Aside from the catalog of amazing music, David Bowie left behind a legacy that will not soon be forgotten.

Did you know that the late musician was likewise a cat lover, too? Fast-forward to 2018, when a lonesome kitty without a home was left abandoned. A vet’s office in Spain took him in, and the beautiful white and tabby marked kitty loved to play.

Then he met Maria Lloret, his quickly to be proud cat mum. Instantly she knew this lovable kitty with spunk had to be called Bowie The Kitty provided his beautiful odd-colored eyes. And, as they say, the rest is history!

Look at these precious kitty images of little Bowie The Kitty from his first few months with Maria …

Bowie The Kitty is” sweet and sassy at the same time” and when he’s not busy having fun, he’s a professional at turning on his charm for the cam.
His cat mom began sharing photos of her heterochromia cutie online in late 2018. And it really did not take wish for kitty lovers all across the globe to take notice of this Spanish feline head-turner.

Bowie resides in beautiful Alicante, Spain, and when he’s being a great little feline his mum will take him for some enjoyable and safe adventures.

As you can see, he has no complaints on exploring brand-new things– and heights!

His kitty mom even has actually a blog dedicated to him, complete with Spanish and English translation. She often shares fun photos of him and stories of them together. Maria is an advocate for animal adoption, and she hopes that sharing Bowie’s photos with the globe can spread happiness. We believe both of those are wonderful things, and we definitely commend her for it!

Want to stay up to date with this handsome boy? You can locate him follow him on Instagram here; and/or on Facebook right here. And don’t forget to check out Bowie The Cat’s blog here, too.

Want to see some more beautiful odd-eyed kitties? Check out our article on Odd-Eyed Olive, a stunning white feline with sectoral heterochromia!

And for double the heterochromia cuteness, have a look at twin cat sisters Iriss and Void!
Iriss and Abyss

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