There are some myths about cat people that have created the "crazy cat lady" term.
There is a board game and action figure based on these myths.
Although more women own cats than men, they are not dominated by women.
The myth men have dogs, women have cats is not true.
Ownership is usually shared by a married couple.
Owners are older people and spinsters are also myths.
They are not antisocial.
A cat at times can be antisocial but this does not reflect the personality of its owner.
They are not as friendly or as nice as a dog owner.
They participate in the same social activities as non cat owners.
Dog owners are seen more because most dogs require walking.
Owners' home are full of cat hair, catnip mice is also a falsehood.
Cats shed as much as dogs.
Catnip mice have a limited effect and not every owner uses them.
Pet owners have pets to avoid having children is also not true.
A pet can provide companionship if people cannot or choose not to have children.
A cat does not like to share its home with another one.
A hoarder is obsessed with cats and is an exception to the rule.
Tea cozies and the color pink is not preferred by them.
People who knit are not necessarily fond of knitting with a cat on their lap.
Owners may read a book, watch TV or just relax with one on their lap.
Cat people are not evil or sinister.
A person who own a black cat is not witch or demon.
Halloween is not a time when they come out and do crazy things.