Pick of the litter: These dispensary cats, media moggies and cosseted kitties are all living their best lives

Cats may have nine lives, but these tristate felines have hit the jackpot in one — with catios, museum posts and even international vacations.Meet ’em below.Also known as Lulu, this 14-year-old cat represents feline thriving at its finest.

Or should we say highest? Owner Pablo Velez is the creative director, designer and cannabis entrepreneur behind Flower Daddy Dispensary in Williamsburg.Adopted 11 years ago, Lulu takes his post at the dispensary seriously, doing his rounds greeting people, investigating various corners of the shop and interacting with staff.“Lulu changes the energy of the space instantly.People walk in expecting a transaction and instead they meet a presence,” said Velez, noting that his pet is “completely convinced he is the boss.”Lulu acts much like a small dog.

“He relaxes people.He makes them smile,” said Velez.

“He slows things down in the best way.This isn’t just retail, it’s a neighborhood space, and Lulu embodies that.”This 5-year-old mixed breed cat calls Brooklyn’s Bone Museum home.

Formerly a shelter cat, he now lives full-time at this Bushwick osteology oasis, having traveled nearly 900 miles from Georgia to Best Friends Animal Society’s Pet Adoption Center in Soho.Serving as the museum’s resident cat and unofficial mascot, he follows another cherished feline-in-residence, who recently retired from the gig.On any given day, find Bone Jovi greeting visitors, lounging and napping among the exhibits or being his adorable self in a social media photo shoot.“Bone Jovi has become a beloved member of our museum family and our official head of security,” said Jon Pichaya Ferry, the museum’s managing director.

“More importantly, he brings life, warmth and a sense of lightheartedness to a subject that can often feel somber.As we like to say, ‘They come for the cat and stay for the bones.’  ”The cat’s story can also be a gateway to a conversation about the 6,000 shelters and rescue groups nati...