The ancient Greek city of Ephesus was located on the coast of Ionia and what is now considered to be the present-day Aegean coast of Turkey. Ephesus is a large archaeological site as well as a popular tourist attraction. In these ancient ruins, live hundreds of resident cats. The cats seem to be well fed and taken care of. Here are just a few images of these content cats enjoying themselves.
A stray cat sitting in the shade in Ephesus located in Turkey.
A young female cat sitting on stone in the ancient ruins of Ephesus.
A resident cat walking around in Ephesus in Turkey.
An altered cat sitting on a stone column.
A cat sunning itself on a stone column in the ancient Greek city of Ephesus.
A curious cat inspecting a garbage can.
A stray cat climbing into a garbage can.
A curious stray cat all the way inside of a garbage can.
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