Are there really “kick the cat clubs” on social media?
Cats Protection claimed that there are “cat kicking clubs” on social media but I could not find them.
Continue reading →Cats Protection claimed that there are “cat kicking clubs” on social media but I could not find them.
Continue reading →NEWS AND COMMENT: Kurt Zouma, 27, a UK Premier League is shown kicking and slapping a Bengal cat in a video posted on social media. It appears that the cat is owned by Zouma. He was videoed by his brother … Continue reading →
A woman described as the worst neighbour ever, never fed her six cats. They were fed by her neighbours who said the cats were always skinny and starving. The woman, Candy MacMillan, 32, is moving out of her four-bedroom home … Continue reading →
This is a man, believed to be in his 50s or 60s who is clearly shown to kick a cat by a bench under an awning. It is believed that the cat was feeding at the time. It was caught … Continue reading →
How do you think you should be punished if in a fit of anger you threw your neighbour’s cat back into her garden and the distance travelled by the cat was 9 meters and the cat received ‘soft tissue damage’ … Continue reading →
Allegedly, a pre-teen child abused a kitten and if this is true the child’s parents should be questioned and held to account if they are to blame for their child’s behavior.
Continue reading →“In the now-deleted episode, Shane told a graphic story about how he dry-humped his cat before ejaculating over it.” This is not news. It is almost historical but it is the first time I have heard about it. It came … Continue reading →
This is a little vignette of Turkish street life. There is a cat resting on a mini-blanket in what appears to be a shop front. Firstly a woman in a grey coat comes by and pets the cat. Then the … Continue reading →
Shafiq Khan posted his smartphone video on Facebook. It shows a man on the ground with a bloody face who is alleged to have kicked a cat to death. The story is that a person who feeds cats punched this … Continue reading →
At last, advancements in medical mannequins and simulators has motivated Washington University’s School of Medicine to stop using sedated cats when training doctors in how to insert a tube down the windpipe of a baby (intubation). For many people the … Continue reading →