View of the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk with cats by the Skywheel

Pawfiles

Meet Sharkey.

This is Sharkey’s own page — one of the community cats of the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, with a photo, a story, and the spot where this cat is usually seen. Every cat here is looked after through Trap-Neuter-Return or found a home through adoption. When you’re done, the button at the end takes you to all of them.

Photo of Sharkey the cat

Sharkey in front of Sharkey’s!

  • Sharkey’s gotten a snackSharkey’s gotten a snack
  • Here kitty, kittyHere kitty, kitty
  • Strolling hereStrolling here
  • Screech is my brother from another motherScreech is my brother from another mother

Field updates 2 sightings from the COTBMB app

powered by Cat Spotter

· Sharkey's Oceanfront

Sharkey appeared healthy. She was seen resting, walking around, eating, and looking for attention. She has already been spayed.

Sharkey was getting love from the tourists when we showed up and ran right to us when she saw us.

  • Always walking into the camera.
    Always walking into the camera.
  • Doing a little dance.
    Doing a little dance.

Spotted by CityViking through the COTBMB app

· Sharkey's Oceanfront

Sharkey appeared healthy. She was seen resting, walking around, and looking for attention. She has already been spayed.

Sharkey was hanging out first in the shade and then he came out to say hi and walked away.

  • Sharkey coming out from under the beach access stairs.
    Sharkey coming out from under the beach access stairs.
  • After greeting us he went for his morning walk.
    After greeting us he went for his morning walk.

Spotted by CityViking through the COTBMB app

SHARKEY

Not a very creative name, as it is the same as her location.

General location — watch from a distance & don’t feed the cats!

Type:Domestic Shorthair, calico with amber eyes
Sex:Female, ear-tipped
Status:Community Cat

• Fantastical Fib: Sharkey’s never had a vacation, because she claims she wouldn’t know how to relax. Plus, she already lives in paradise.
• Truth: Managers at Sharkey’s are glad she’s around to keep the rodents away.

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At this time it is illegal to feed the cats at the boardwalk. City ordinance 14-315-e

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