Station | Frequency | Region | Notes |
KATC-FM | 95.1 | Colorado Springs, Colorado | Now "Nash FM 95.1" |
KDRK-FM | 93.7 | Spokane, Washington | Was "93.7 The Cat" until October 2011; now "93.7 The Mountain" |
KKAT | 101.9 | Salt Lake City, Utah | Now alternative rock as "Alt 101.9" |
KSLY-FM | 96.1 | San Luis Obispo, California | Was "Cat Country" from October 2005 to April 2012; now Christian adult contemporary as "K-Love" |
WCAC | 103.3 | Baton Rouge, Louisiana | Was "Cat Country 103" from 1998 to 2001; now classic hits as "Classic Hits 103-3" |
WCAT-FM | 106.7 | Carlisle, Pennsylvania | Now top 40 as "Hot 106.7" |
WCTD | 93.7 | Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania | Was "Cat Country 93.7" from 1998 to 2000; now "Nash FM 93-7" |
WCTP | 94.3 | Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania | Was "Cat Country 94" from 1998 to 2000, in 2002, and from 2002 to 2004 ; now "Nash FM 93-7" |
WHHY-FM | 101.9 | Montgomery, Alabama | Formerly "101.9 Cat Country"; now top 40 as "Y102" |
WICT | 95.1 | Grove City, Pennsylvania | Now classic country as WYLE, "Willie 95.1" |
WKTT | 97.5 | Salisbury, Maryland | Was "Kat Country" until February 2017; now urban contemporary as "Live 97.5" |
WKTT | 98.1 | Cleveland, Wisconsin | Formerly at 103.1 until 1993; switched to adult contemporary as WLKN, "Lake 98.1" in 2002 |
WQMT | 93.9 | Decatur, Tennessee | Was "Cat Country 93.9" until September 2011; now Spanish adult hits as "Juan 93.9" |
WXCT | 100.7 | Baton Rouge, Louisiana | Dropped "Cat Country" branding in favor of "Tiger Country" when Citadel claimed trademark infringement |
WZKT | 105.9 | Lewes, Delaware | Formerly simulcast WKTT until September 2012; now news/talk as "Delaware 105.9" |
WZMR | 104.9 | Altamont, New York | Was "104.9 The Cat" from February 2010 to December 2013; now modern rock as "Alt 104.9"; "The Cat" format moved to WKLI-FM, 100.9 |