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Sorry if this comes off as creepy but I feel the need to ask due to my own disappointing searches lately: do you mean this in like "100% serious the devs let you sex up a catgirl" kinda way, or just a "we have catgirls, everybody loves catgirls" kinda way?
Also, I'm curious how much Morrowind differs from the ones before and after. Because I remember playing many hours of a friend's Oblivion and ending up souring on the open world enough that I legitimately never want to play Skyrim despite it being the most popular one, and I have Daggerfell and Arena on my GOG account but have never touched, either (I think those may have come free on the account?).
Naw, it's nothing like that, thankfully. Everything I listed there is in the game in some manner or another, but some of them I've taken a hair of creative license with.
For that one in particular, Khajiit are playable cat-people, and many NPCs are also Khajiit.
In a town called Pelagiad, there exists A Khajiiti NPC named Ahnassi. She has a short quest line for a male Nerevarine and is notable for being (as far as I know) the only technically "romanceable" NPC in the game, though it doesn't go into any particular detail.
This quest line does also lead into the "robbing the government" bit though, which is fun.