What affects us affects cats
This is a triple whammy. The girl benefits, her mother benefits, and the cat is a rescue cat, so the cat benefits as well. It really is a classic case of how a rescue cat can do something special for a family. At 12 years of age, Kylie was diagnosed with metastatic bone cancer. …
Whether it was actually said by Freud or Collette, we may never know, but whoever said it was right on more levels than one. “Time spent with a cat is never wasted” Us cat owners know that, but did you know that this time spent with cats is also making you significantly healthier and …
Is a computer generated cat purr as good as the real thing? The real thing is more than just a soothing sound. There is also the presence of a cat. I wonder if you need both to get the full benefit of a cat’s purr. You can test it out (sort of). There is …
Pictures of cats without any text are going to replace the ubiquitous adverts on the underground at Clapham Common Station, UK for two weeks starting 12th September because “friends and experiences are more valuable than stuff you can buy”. The quote comes from Mr Turner who was speaking on behalf of a 200-strong group …
By Darlene Introduction by Michael Darlene lives in America. She has been visiting this site for many years. She loves cats. They help her cope. Please excuse the grammatical errors. Hello everyone its darlene and koal here i hope all of you are doing well sorry it took us so long for us to …
From a very gloomy start for both cat and human both now support each other with great mutual benefit. This is a heartwarming story. It tells us that FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus) positive cats can lead great and useful lives and that people with serious mental health issues can greatly benefit from a beautiful, …
This is a very cool idea. And it’s not my idea but I wish it was. Cats can teach entrepreneurs to be more effective. We just have to watch them. Cats can be amazing teachers. Firstly, cats are independent. Often cats are criticised for being too independent compared to the dog but here is …
A recent survey found that pet ownership has declined in Australia. Numbers have fallen by 200,000 while the dog population has fallen by 100,000 in the past 12 months. It is unsurprising that the cat population has fallen at twice the rate of the dog population, in my opinion, bearing in mind the barrage …
