Where do Jaguars live?… is a question quite a lot of people ask and the answer is a little surprising because we are used to the big wildcats living in Africa (leopard, lion, cheetah) and Asia (tiger, leopard). Jaguar – … Continue reading →
Sept. 2009 – This is my second attempt at the York Chocolate cat. I called the breed the York cat at first, which is strictly speaking incorrect. Also at that time, I could not find out much about the cat … Continue reading →
PoC Site Map F to N – Alphabetical Listing – Go Back to Start | Go on to the third page: O – Z Please use Ctrl + F to find files on this page. Depress the control key and … Continue reading →
PoC Site Map O – Z – Alphabetical listing – Go back to start Please use Ctrl + F to find files on this page. Depress the control key and the F key simulataneously. A search box is shown and … Continue reading →
Sept. 2009 – The sand cat range or distribution is shown in the customised map below, which is based accurately on the most up to date one currently available, the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species™ (Red List) map. The … Continue reading →
July 2012: This is now an archive. It will not be extended. It is frozen in time at about 2011. The reason is that is became increasingly difficult to map the site page by page as it became larger. Also … Continue reading →
Forest Dwelling Cats Pictures of Cats conjures up funny pictures. There is fun on my site, but at heart, it is serious. And what really is funny is the more I work on the site the more serious it gets … Continue reading →
A natural cure for cat’s ear infection can become an effective means to end the constant shaking of the head and scratch of the ear that accompanies this common ear problem. While your feline will most likely dislike any remedy … Continue reading →
New Zealand Animal Welfare Act 1999 I set out some key parts only of the New Zealand Animal Welfare Act 1999 here as they relate to the welfare of domestic cats in general. In other words they concern people who … Continue reading →
This page on margay cats is a continuation from the major page on this cat, which is here: Margay Range. The most important aspect of the wild cats is the continual impact human activity has on the range (distribution) of … Continue reading →
