Here is some, possibly, interesting information about Grumpy Cat as at today’s date which is early November 2015. Grumpy Cat is the world’s best known cat, domestic or wild. Grumpy Cat is a moggy (random bred cat) and she is … Continue reading →
This is a fabulous story and it turns the celebrity cat phenomenon into something incredibly positive and I love it. It is what celebrity cats are for or should be for and Mike Bridavsky, Lil BUB’s owner, should be very … Continue reading →
This is the “vampire cat”. She’s the most evil looking feline on the internet. Actually she is a tabby cat with a slight deformity of the face and other health problems. She was adopted from a shelter. Kate (“Kaet’) her … Continue reading →
Here’s some more information about celebrity cat Maru – when he was little (“chibi”) and when he first came to the house of mugumogu, his caretaker/guardian/human companion and wrangler 😉 . Maru was around 4-months-of-age when he was adopted and … Continue reading →
This is about the famous celebrity cat, Maru, and mugumogu who looks after him, and how the videos are made. One of Maru’s great attractions is his inscrutable face. Maru’s “owner” (caretaker or guardian or better still “housemate”) has the … Continue reading →
What were the most notable cat events or stories of 2014? How has the domestic cat world evolved over the past year? It is that time of year to take stock and see whether we can see trends. Working on … Continue reading →
This is another celebrity cat wannabe – correction the cat’s owner is the wannabe. They want their cat to be a celebrity. Good old Grumpy cat did this to people; encouraging people to live the celebrity life vicariously through their … Continue reading →
I want GARFI to trump Grumpy 😉 In other words I’d like Garfi, who is a new but better version of Grumpy Cat, to take away some of Grumpy’s celebrity. This is because Garfi is a normal traditional Persian type … Continue reading →
This is Pixie, a very cute little calico Persian, living in Bristol, UK, who looks sad but the only reason she looks sad is because selective breeding has given her an abnormal facial structure of droopy, large eyes and a … Continue reading →
This could just as well apply to celebrity cats which is why I’m writing about it. A clinic has been set up which specialises in the health problems of celebrity dogs such as pugs and bulldogs. The Brachycephaly Clinic at … Continue reading →
