The cat-human relationship dates back to ancient times. The Muslim prophet Mohammed found a cat sleeping on his robe, so he cut a hole in his robe rather than disturb the sleeping cat.

Female cats have also recently been recognized for their strong mothering instinct. One high profile cat ran back into a burning house exactly enough times to save each of her kittens from the blaze.

The modern day tabby cat descended from the Egyptian domestic cat.

Egypt had cat goddess's called Bastet and Mafdet, .The cats really helped get rid of vermin and a pharoah once deciding he needed all the cats he could get, made cats demigods. All cats were considered property of the Pharaohs, because a human can't own a demigod, but can feed, and shelter one. As a result of all cats being not only demigods also Pharaoh property, it was a felony to kill or injure one, even by accident, the consequence sometimes resulting in death. If a house caught on fire the cats were the first to be rescued, then the humans. If a cat died in the normal course of events, the household went into special ritualistic mourning where the humans shaved off their eyebrows, chanted while beating their breasts, and demonstrating other outward signs of grief at their loss. The body of the cat was first brought to a priest to make sure the death of the cat was natural, after that was finished with the body was brought to an embalmer to be mummified!!
Aided by the priests, the belief that cats had a strong influence upon things such as health, marriage, and fortune spread over Egypt quite rapidly. The cat goddess Bastet, often depicted with a cat's head and a woman's body, was the goddess of family and life. Bast is often seen holding in her left hand an utchat, an all seeing cat eye amulet that was believed to have magical powers. The utchat was seen in kitchens, on necklaces, on doors, and many other places because it was believed to watch over people and served as some sort of protection.The ancient Egyptian love for cats is incomparable to that of any other civilization. They were held as greatly needed by city workers, beyond reproach and dearly loved family members. Their deaths were as upsetting as that of a human, if not more, and their all seeing eyes were amulets for those in need of protection.

The Norse goddess, Freya, is depicted riding in a chariot drawn by cats. The Norse used cats on their ships to control the rodents. The Christians, however, hated cats and attempted to kill them off. They associated cats with witchcraft and satan,

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The Creator gathers all the animals and says: ‘I want to
hide something from humans until they are ready for it -
the realization that they create their own reality’.

‘Give it to me. I’ll fly it to the Moon,’ says the Eagle.

‘No, one day soon they will go there and find it.’

‘How about the bottom of the ocean?’ ask the salmon.

‘No, they will find it there too.’

‘I will bury it in the great plains,’ says the Buffalo.

‘They will soon dig and find it there.’

‘Put it inside them,’ says the wise grandmother mole.

‘Done,’ says the Creator. ‘It is the last place they
will look.’