What affects us affects cats
Can a pet cat survive if you abandon it? The answer depends upon a lot of different factors. The fact of the matter is, though, that some domestic cats can survive which is the reason why we have feral cats. If all abandoned domestic cats perished very quickly then there would be no feral …
I guess that some people fancy the idea of having a guard cat and believe that in order to be effective the animal has to be much larger than existing domestic cats. Is it possible to achieve this? You can’t achieve this objective unless you domesticate a much larger wild cat species than the …
News media on the Internet is full of this story. It’s about a mountain lion which they say was stuck up a tree. The cat was perched on a branch 15 m above ground. For some reason or other, somebody decided the cat was stuck there just like a domestic cat might become stuck …
Update: I have bumped this page up to today 19th Feb 2019 as it is so cute. It was first published on PoC on Jan 29th 2016. Please watch this. It is a cracker. I’ll make you smile in admiration at the determination of this gorgeous kitten as he struggles up a glass enclosure …
This amazing video proves that, unlike humans, cats don’t suffer from a fear of heights (acrophobia). If you do and you have watched the video, you might find that it induced vertigo! It is a terrifying video in some ways. The cat is as calm as you like. Not a care in the world. …
It is often said that animal abuse is a staging post for a young person, usually male, on his journey to more serious crime and often the most serious of crimes. This is a classic example. It concerns a Polish man whose name is Antoni Imiela. Antoni was an angelic-looking boy but he was …
What animal is a lion scared of? The question refers to a single animal species and I can name one without hesitation and conveniently there is a story about the hippopotamus scaring off thirsty lions at a watering hole. It happened in Botswana in the Chobe National Park. A group of male lions stopped …
I think this is in Israel and the cat is Mitzi. She is a calico – tortie-and-white and quite the little madam (catitude). Very confident and thoroughly enjoying the company of the commuters. Only one commuter touches her but they accept her unquestioningly, it appears. Israel is known for their stray cats and in …
