The new "Stray" video game is helping real-world cats. Gamers are streaming their gameplay experience and the proceeds are being donated to animal shelters.

"Stray" is a new sci-fi video game about a lost cat in a robot city, and it's quickly become a hit since launching this week.

It's a version of a Travel Cat backpack called The Fat Cat with neon and charcoal colors inspired by the cyberpunk setting of Stray. The pet accessory company says the $140 carrier is sturdy and ...

About 80% of the game’s development team are “cat owners and cat lovers” and a real-life orange stray as well as their own cats helped inspire the game, one creator said.

When a stray cat broke into a family home in El Paso, Texas, they didn't hesitate to put a roof over his head.

My Cat Loved the Stray Video Game as Much as I Did Yes, there's a picture of my cat in this article.

Stray isn't just an adorable cat game. It's a thoughtful sci-fi story about the intersection of the natural and mechanical world.

Stray offers a new, mysterious world to explore, but also lets you do some totally normal cat things along the way.

Poster and her cat can't believe their eyes, as the stray nonchalantly settles on their couch, chilling like it was always home.

In "Stray," the game for PlayStation 5, PS4 and PC, there are tons of catty things players can do. Some have in-game functions, most don’t, but all are adorable.

Furget Me Not Animal Rescue and Windermere Veterinary Hospital teamed up to help Bitsy, a six-legged cat found struggling as a stray in Edmonton, Alberta ...

LAKELAND, Fla. — A stray cat walked almost three miles back to the community he calls home after residents took him to a shelter to get neutered. The orange cat named George lives in the Loma ...