Introduction This is the story of Speedy. There are two things about the story that need to be mentioned at the outset. Firstly, the story was published in a book entitled Wonder Cats in 2010 and Speedy was honoured by … Continue reading →
A genuine Facebook friend of mine, Barbara reminded me that today is Veterans Day in the US. In the UK, yesterday we had Remembrance Sunday and today it is Armistice Day (Remembrance Day). If we are to be grammatically correct … Continue reading →
A study published on June 12, 2019 shows that when undergraduates participated in 10 minutes of hands-on interaction with cats and dogs from a local shelter their stress levels were reduced as measured by saliva cortisol levels after the test. … Continue reading →
Tilly a one-year-old female cat currently at Wood Green The Animals Charity. Photo: the charity. Exam students can book a two-hour slot at Wood Green – The Animals Charity to sit with a rescue cat in a special soundproofed room, … Continue reading →
The words of the title are by Matt Weatherall who recounts his life as a near full-time cat sitter on The Guardian’s website. He works in London and he says that to date he has stayed in 25 houses, looked … Continue reading →
A video to bring a smile to your face and the people who are at this CrossFit gym. They end their gym session with high fives from a cute cat who seems to be well versed in what to do. … Continue reading →
The allergens in a cat’s coat helps to bolster a child’s immune system to protect against developing asthma in children predisposed to this condition.
Continue reading →By Zachariah Atteberry I am writing this book to help others in this world who may be facing obstacles or overwhelming odds in their search for finding happiness or success. It is going to be done in just a couple … Continue reading →
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 … Continue reading →
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 … Continue reading →
