Feline tickets for Saturday night's event sold out within days, as Shanghai's devoted pet owners seized the chance to share an educational experience with their animals and share the photos on the mostly pedigree cats' personal social media accounts.
One pet owner said she had postponed a trip to Europe to ensure she could nab one of the 200 tickets for her regal ginger "son".
Trump named for his physical and psychological resemblance to the US presidential candidate was dressed as a Chinese emperor, and blinked haughtily as journalists flocked around him with cameras.
"I cannot imagine my life right now without a cat," his owner Amy said.
"So I really can have the same feeling why Egyptian people valued cats on such a level."
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