What affects us affects cats
This is my list of causes of animal abuse and cruelty. On this page I am focusing on criminal abuse by the general public in homes and suburbs etc. rather than abuse on farms, animal testing, fox hunting and bull fighting etc. which is legalised abuse. Although the underlying causes are the same. The …
Note: I don’t show animal cruelty videos on this page. There is a brilliant petition going around at the moment on the causes.com website: Stop Youtube accepting and showing cruelty to animals. What is so impressive about it is that almost 500,000 people have signed up to it. The usual sort of numbers are …
By Elisa Black-Taylor Kids Killing Cats is possibly the most important article I’ve ever written. Not only did I bring attention to this difficult subject, I feel I gave a good deal of information for those pushing for stronger laws for violent crimes such as criminal domestic violence as well as murder. The original …
I would like to comment on two disturbing cat stories. They happen to come from the United States because that is where most internet news/information in the English language comes from. One is in the news and therefore public information but no one has commented on it. While the other is less public in …
YouTube is bad for cats. It doesn’t matter if you’re a domestic cat or a wild cat. There is just a ton of disrespect for the cat on YouTube. And Google (who owns YouTube) have totally lost control of the comments. Anything goes and what goes the most often is the F word. It …
This is a big subject. It is widely agreed that animal abuse is linked to domestic violence. There can be a pecking order of violence in a family downwards from the father to the mother and the child to the companion animal; the child having learned from his parents. Animal abuse is quite a …
Apparently there can be a very fine line between cat cruelty and cat welfare. I find it very strange. You would have thought that the two would occupy opposite ends of the spectrum in respect of cat caretaking. But no. Here is an example of how the two diametrically opposed aspects of cat caretaking …
The quote in the title is direct from the man himself. He considers himself to be a moderate man and a fine family man. He gets upset when people don’t recognize that quality (see video below). I can understand that. It is upsetting. In order to keep a low profile myself, I shall keep …
