What affects us affects cats
by Michael (London, UK) The work we do on the internet to stop declawing is great. It does some good, no doubt about it. But, yes there is always a but, we also need to do more on the ground, face to face with people. In short we need to create some waves. Declawers …
by Katie (Missouri, United States) Photo added by Michael (Admin) – copyright Stockxpert Allow me to play the Devil’s Advocate for a moment and side with those that see no problem with declawing cats. Especially pertaining to the second video on this page, I believe some claims are grossly exaggerated. Declawing does NOT in …
by Gail (Boston, USA) Senator Scott Brown – photo Luke X. Martin (Flickr) I received a voice mail from Carolyn at Senator Scott Brown’s office today. I believe the call came in yesterday; unfortunately, I was out sick as I really would’ve liked to speak with her. She confirmed that Senator Scott Brown got …
by Ruth (England) Losing any essential body part must be very traumatic to a person or to an animal. In fact it must be something like a bereavement I know two gentlemen who have each lost a leg and the sadness in their eyes when they realised their limb had gone forever was heartbreaking. …
by kittycatcatalyst@gmail.com (California, United States) Spike using his claws to grasp and manipulate his cat nip toy. We are looking for film footage and photos of declawed cats for a documentary (we will not accept or condone any footage taken of cats declawed for the purpose of the request of this post). For example, …
Lola Lola on the fridge Hammin’ it up Lola and baby Furby A declawed cat can’t do this. At least I don’t believe one can. I was fortunate to capture this video of our first and queen cat Lola opening a new bag of cat food for our rather large cat family. Lola …
