When Lisa van Vliet’s cat Bear disappeared from her home in Surrey, British Columbia on May 26, she was afraid she’d never see him again. Thanks to a pet detective, a bloodhound, and a service called Petsearcher, Lisa and her … Continue reading →
Local residents are objecting to the opening of a shelter for companion animals of victims of domestic abuse on the basis of noise.
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The whole ghastly process is horrible from whatever angle you look at it. A while ago I wrote about the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) using young cats to conduct animal testing experiments in order to study the parasite … Continue reading →
It’s time to discuss the hitherto undiscussable: limiting population growth. Interestingly, in America, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has hinted at her interest in this subject. On social media she asked the question, “Is it okay to still have children?”. She was thinking … Continue reading →
by Michael (London) Traditional Siamese cat – photo by fofurasfelinas (Flickr) see base of page for link This short story is about a Siamese cat who lived with a scientist, J.H. Hetherington, a professor at Michigan State University. I … Continue reading →
Nikki Joly, a transgender LGBTQ activist is accused of deliberately burning down his home to try and garner more publicity for his cause. In allegedly burning down his home he killed his five pets; three cats and two dogs. It … Continue reading →
For me Crystal Gibson aka northerngirl777 is a mixed up individual as she says that ‘respects nature’ but likes to kill wild animals for the fun of it. I don’t see how you can reconcile these objectives. She is seen … Continue reading →
Feral cat lover Heather Patterson runs For the Love of Ferals, a small organization who along with another group, Forgotten Ferals. Together they work hard to help cats in the Kingston, Ontario area. Right now Heather is worried because, despite … Continue reading →
A lot of cat owners go online to find out why their cat is vomiting. I can tell because there are hundreds of thousands of articles about it designed to be read by cat owners. The online DIY vet market … Continue reading →
The B.C. SPCA confirms what those involved in trap-neuter-return (TNR) already know: the program works! Over the past seven years, funding for grantees across the British Columbia province has resulted in 830 community cats being fixed. During that time the … Continue reading →
