ALLEY CATS AND NATURE’S SIMPLICITY by Sylvia A high-fashion model’s resplendence is a throw of the dice. Preordained markings, a pansy face with a nimbus of fur, contours as sylphidine as a model’s belong to designer cats. Not to moggies. … Continue reading →
Abyssinian Rescue centers are the place to find an Abyssinian cat, one of the most popular purebred cats on the basis of this website’s popularity poll (see home page for top 10). I guess the problem with the rescue centers … Continue reading →
A Path to Follow by Carol (Nashville, TN) Our local feral furry friend This is a picture of a female feral cat who has lived in our neighborhood for about 3 years. Unspayed she has had a couple of litters … Continue reading →
Unwanted Angoras Samantha is losing weight Lily wants to be an only cat Declawed and on death row Good morning readers. Today I’d like to make a plea from cat fosterers and rescuers everywhere. I’m really depressed and I don’t … Continue reading →
by Bob (Pennsylvania) Princess (right), with Gracie. There’s that stare again! Princess started hanging around my house in December of 2005. My guess is that she was around two months old. I believe she was abandoned here from somewhere else, … Continue reading →
A little Gem by Sue Havenhand (Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain) Our Little Gem I found my Turkish Angora by the rubbish bins abandoned. She had a collar on and I at first thought she could not possibly be abandoned, the … Continue reading →
A Feral Cat’s Tale Part 2 by Eve (NY) Homeless cat – photo added by Michael (Admin) to illustrate page. Photo copyright Stockxpert. Writing the original submission was very important for me. So many people are under the mistaken assumption … Continue reading →
PoC Site Map F to N – Alphabetical Listing – Go Back to Start | Go on to the third page: O – Z Please use Ctrl + F to find files on this page. Depress the control key and … Continue reading →
PoC Site Map O – Z – Alphabetical listing – Go back to start Please use Ctrl + F to find files on this page. Depress the control key and the F key simulataneously. A search box is shown and … Continue reading →
The origin of the scientific name of the sand cat is interesting. This cat species was discovered by Capt.Victor Loche in 1856 in eastern Algeria on a French expedition lead by General Margueritte. He named the cat Felis margarita after … Continue reading →
