So, what makes an animal lover? The reason why I ask the question is because Betty White loved animals. She died a month short of her hundredth birthday. She was loved. She loved animals all her life. She tells us … Continue reading →
I’ve just discovered a dating app for cat lovers. It is called Tabby – The Cat Person’s Dating App. The URL is tabbydates.com. I signed up to it to see how it works. It is very easy to become a … Continue reading →
Janine de Greef, a Belgian and a leading figure in the wartime Comet Line escape organisation during World War II was a spirited, kindhearted and charitable person who used to feed the strays cat in her neighbourhood with the finest … Continue reading →
Judging by Rachel Riley’s social media communications and photograph I have to come to the conclusion that she likes animals. That may be simplistic and rather obvious but at the same time I think it’s important. It’s nice to have … Continue reading →
I am an instant fan of Shraddha Kapoor. I had no idea who she was until about five minutes ago when I discovered some nice things about her. She posted to her Instagram account a very short video of a … Continue reading →
The bottom line is that people love cats because they need to express their love towards a significant other and the cat is a great partner in that respect. Everyone needs to love and be loved. Each person will have … Continue reading →
Philadelphia, USA: Al Chernoff, 59, loved cats. He cared more about animals than himself, we are told. He would never let them go without food and he would starve himself in order to feed his cats. He loved all animals … Continue reading →
It is reported that Doris Day has died at the age of 97. She is known for her films, being a wonderful animal lover and her charity the Doris Day Animal Foundation (‘foundation’).
Continue reading →Nancy Rubino was by all accounts a great lady; full of compassion for animals and their welfare. She died last Friday aged 68 of colon cancer. She was much admired. She founded and was the chief executive of PAWS Hancock … Continue reading →
This is the story of Antonio Garcia, a 65-year-old resident of Chicago. He was an unconventional resident in that he lived for a decade in an alley in a gentrified area of Chicago. His home was a shelter made of … Continue reading →
