The York Cat Trail

20/08/2026

Do you remember Gerald the Cat? Gerald and Donald were two beautiful brothers who made York Minster and the surrounding areas very much their manor.

Unfortunately, Gerald died several years ago, but Donald is still going strong.

We usually have a statue of Gerald in the churchyard, but you may have noticed that he is missing at present. The statue will be back soon (and proudly part of the York Cat Trail). Leaflets for the trail are available at our volunteer station and take you all over York.

Image description: Gerald - green eyed tortoise-shell cat looking straight to camera against a green background the same colour as his eyes.
Photo credit - Justine (owner of Gerald and Donald)

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04/02/2026

04/02/2026

How to find cat statue no 27

To find out more about cat statue go to Cat Directory and click on the link below

www.yorkluckycats.co.uk/cat-directory/

31/01/2026

If you want to find out more about each cat statue go to the Cat Directory
Click on link below: ⬇️

Explore the York Cat Directory a complete guide to every cat statue around York with stories, locations and whimsical feline fun for everyone

12/05/2025

Now you can pick up The York Cat Trail map from
York Train Station

13/04/2025

A new craft festival is taking place starting today – highlighting all things Yorkshire.

01/04/2025

April Lucky Cat
Represents diamond and it is a symbol of everlasting love.
A diamond is a stone that truly states I LOVE YOU in a deep way.
The York Cat Trail fans Visit York Made in Yorkshire

21/03/2025

here it is! our new leaflet with the newest Lucky Cat on the trail at Bruks Cafe York

Available in printable version from our websites. Paper copy available next week to get for FREE from our website (pay just postage) or from Visit York and our shop @34 Coney Street York Lucky Cats


Bridge ArtYork Lucky Cats Eoghan Bridge ArtBruks Cafe York Frightening Felines

06/03/2025

New addition to The Original York Cat Trail by York Lucky Cats
York Peter Lane
Sculptor Eoghan Bridge Art
Bruks Cafe York