It seems extraordinary to me and very insensitive to wildlife conservation and downright unfair that when a mountain lion exhibits behaviour which indicates that it is not fearful of humans (desensitised to the presence of people) the default reaction of … Continue reading →
An entire Newfoundland community is preparing to relocate because of a generally dwindling population. Over the years members of that community have adopted cats and it appears that some of have been left to breed and then abandoned creating a … Continue reading →
To all those sceptics and cat haters who say that TNR does not work, I would invite you to read this article because it is fairly conclusive evidence that when TNR is managed properly and on a wide scale, it … Continue reading →
The problem referred to in the title is the problem of unwanted cats who end up at animal shelters where too many are euthanized. “If we can control the population, then overpopulation is not a concern. Then overcrowding in the … Continue reading →
“Sad Sad Day! She helped so many cats and kittens, sad day for the rescue world. What a lovely compassionate person. She was a cat angel.” – Sue Clark of White Lake who runs Free Spirit Cat Rescue. “I’m pretty … Continue reading →
Lynne Marie Newman lives in New Waterford, Nova Scotia, Canada. She loves cats so much that she has turned her home into a glitzy, chintzy celebration of the domestic cat. It is wall-to-wall cat stuff. I am sure that all … Continue reading →
Because of the human’s fear of big cats inherited from our ancient ancestors (when they really were a cause for concern), almost all sightings of mountain lions in the USA are of domestic cats under difficult lighting conditions or at … Continue reading →
Barrie, Ontario, Canada: A woman trapped her neighbour’s cat. She left the cat in a cage in very hot weather outside in her backyard which appears to have caught the eye of another neighbour who filmed it. The screenshot below … Continue reading →
A person who runs a rescue organisation, Melina Csontos, said that it is important to shed light on the fact that, particularly in rural British Columbia, Canada, people aren’t spaying and neutering cats but letting them breed and then strangling, … Continue reading →
This cat news story is saddening. It is not the sort of information that one wants to hear and, for me, it indicates the failure of governments to take bold enough steps to change the attitudes of cat owners. It … Continue reading →
