What affects us affects cats
In two online petitions, over one million people (1,033,000 at this date) have signed up to seek justice for Cecil. In addition, over £230,000 has been donated to the University of Oxford project (WildCRU) which was engaged in studying Cecil’s behavior until it was brutally terminated by Walter Palmer. In the first petition, over …
This is excellent news for millions of people who are horrified by the killing of Cecil by the now notorious sport hunter and dentist Walter Palmer. The US authorities have launched an investigation into the killing. We should not hold our breath though. At present they have been unable to find Palmer. US Fish …
The majority of kitty guardians regard pets as family members, therefore it’s understandable when one of our fur “kids” seems under the weather, we promptly seek the services and advice from the cat’s family doctor; the “family” veterinarian. Depending on the results of a thorough examination and testing, veterinarians often prescribe necessary medications. But …
This morning on the radio – Steve Allen Show on LBC – I heard that Walter Palmer, the Minnesota big game hunter and dentist has requested that clients stay away from his dental practice. This may be in response to protests outside the building. Perhaps Palmer is thinking about the safety of clients. Shame …
A judge, Sylvia Lewis, in Iowa city effectively decided that torturing a cat for more than 3 hours over two days is less of a crime then “operating while intoxicated”. Is this correct? I won’t go into details about the cat torture but this young man whose name is Leo Nopoulos was in a …
It has been discovered that a Minnesota father of two is the hunter who shot dead Cecil, one of Zimbabwe’s most loved lions. Cecil was being studied by Oxford University. He wore a radio collar. Cecil the lion was perhaps the most famous animal in one of Zimbabwe’s national parks. The man who shot …
A long-haired cat, said to be a Maine Coon, was left “distraught” after a pet shop worker cut off nearly all of his fur during a grooming session. He was there to have his knots removed but not almost all of his fur! His owner Natalie Thompson, 25, was upset when he was returned …
To anyone with common sense this story seems bizarre. Mrs Khalid recently lost her ginger-and-white male cat of 11 years of age, Sherekhan, when he was hit by a car. He was found by the side of the road. Unfortunately his body was not found by her owner, Mrs Khalid, but by a contractor, …
