Monika Malek is a photographer who wants to change the way people think about disabled cats. She had done this amazing photography project showing that it doesn’t matter if a cat is missing an eye or it’s diagnosed with leukemia. It’s still a cat. Disabled cats also meow, purr, wash themselves, sleep in awkward places, jump and love looking out the window.
Monika’s project consists of photographs of disabled cats captured during the moments of feline behavior. She wants to demonstrate that every cat’s behavior is the same, regardless of their disabilities. Inability is a state of mind.
My name is Kazik. I am 5-years-old. I do not have a leg, but I’m still a cat.
My name is Amber. I am a year and two months old. I don’t have one eye, but I’m still a cat.
My name is Ficus. I am 5-years-old. I do not have a leg, but I’m still a cat.
My name is Marcel. I am 8-years-old. I have leukemia, but I’m still a cat.
My name is Simba. I am 1.5-years-old. I do not have a leg, but I’m still a cat.
My name is Szafir. I am 2-years-old. I don’t have one eye, but I’m still a cat.
My name is Citek. I am 6,5-years-old. I don’t have one eye, but I’m still a cat.
My name is Sherlock. I am one-year-old. I don’t have one eye, but I’m still a cat.
My name is Lulek. I am two-years-old. I have short feet, but I’m still a cat.
My name is Rufus. I am one-years-old. I don’t have a tail, but I’m still a cat.
My name is Kumiko. I am 7-years-old. I don’t see at one point, but I’m still a cat.
My name is Cmyk. I am 5-years-old. I can not hear, but I’m still a cat.
My name is Kiara. I am 9-years-old. I have leukemia, but I’m still a cat.
My name is Keiko. I am 2,5-years-old. I don’t have a leg, but I’m still a cat.
My name is Shia. I am 9-months-old. I do not have a tail, but I’m still a cat.
My name is Rapidka. I am two-years-old. I don’t have one eye, but I’m still a cat.
My name is Kacper. I am 2.5-years-old. I can not hear, but I’m still a cat.
