• Pounce by Seth Casteel
    Pounce by Seth Casteel
  • Zeppelin. © Seth Casteel
    Zeppelin. © Seth Casteel
  • Gummi Bear. © Seth Casteel
    Gummi Bear. © Seth Casteel
  • Bug-a-Boo. © Seth Casteel
    Bug-a-Boo. © Seth Casteel
  • Fuzzbucket. © Seth Casteel
    Fuzzbucket. © Seth Casteel
  • Chicken. © Seth Casteel
    Chicken. © Seth Casteel
  • Bam Bam. © Seth Casteel
    Bam Bam. © Seth Casteel
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New York Times bestselling author and photographer Seth Casteel’s audacious underwater photographs of dogs and babies have captivated an international audience. Now, he’s has found the perfect way to capture our other best friends: cats! And in true Casteel fashion, these are not just any old cats–these felines can fly.

Bam Bam. © Seth Casteel
Bam Bam. © Seth Casteel

At the heart of Casteel’s new book, POUNCE (Little, Brown and Company), is his commitment to showcasing animals who are in need of human love, attention, and care yet who sadly have not always received it. Casteel collaborated with numerous animal shelters and rescue groups throughout the United State and Canada to create his series of images. Every single cat featured in the book was available for adoption or already rescued at the time he snapped the pictures.

The book includes more than 80 previously unpublished photographs, revealing adorable cats and kittens as they pounce and jump through the air, legs outstretched—all in Casteel’s signature up-close, mid-action style. His latest collection of animal portraits features cats doing what they do best.

Fuzzbucket. © Seth Casteel
Fuzzbucket. © Seth Casteel

About Seth Casteel

Seth Casteel is an award-winning photographer and the author of the national bestsellers Underwater Dogs and Underwater Puppies, as well as Underwater Babies. His photographs have been featured in media including the New York Times, National Geographic, Morning Edition, the Washington Post, The Today Show, and Business Insider, as well as on the front page of outlets AOL, MSN, Yahoo!, and hundreds of others. He lives in California and is at work on a TV show to debut in January 2017.

Additional info

1. Adopt a cat from your local animal shelter or rescue group. And don’t stop at just one. Adopt two! Cats are social creatures. 

2. Spay and neuter your cats to help reduce overpopulation in shelters. 

3. Never declaw your cats. Your cats need claws in order to be both healthy and happy

4. Play with your cats every single day. You are helping them get exercise, relieve boredom, build confidence and become even better friends with you! 

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Chicken. © Seth Casteel
Chicken. © Seth Casteel