This is the story of Tommy, a red tabby cat who lived (and may still live) with a guy called Gary Rosheisen. Gary was wheelchair-bound. He suffered from osteoporosis and occasionally had mini-strokes which affected his balance. He lived alone … Continue reading →
When I heard bestselling cat writer Gwen Cooper was publishing her Curl Up With a Cat Tale Series into one book, I knew I had to get it ASAP and do a review. This article is dedicated to My Life … Continue reading →
An American manufacturer of novelty, fun items, Archie McPhee, has created a Crazy Cat Lady Coloring Book which contains, on at least two pages, sexist references to women. I think this book should be removed from their inventory until they … Continue reading →
Have you ever wondered what is at the root of your cat or dog’s odd, puzzling or disturbing behavior? Are you bewildered by your dog or cat who constantly chases its tail? Are you concerned when your pet over grooms … Continue reading →
By Jo Singer This is a review of Purr Prints of the Heart: A Cat’s Tale of Life, Death and Beyond as told by our kitty Sir Hubble Pinkerton…. I’m just a little white cat who is almost 15 years, … Continue reading →
Intro by Michael Our very own Sarah Hartwell, the creator the well-known website Messybeast.com is a co-author of a book already available in the USA and available in the UK in August. This is what Sarah says….. A few years … Continue reading →
I’m going to moan again about the language of expert, renown cat behaviourists. I am not a politically correct sort of person but I do believe that the language we use can change the way we think about things. Behaviourists … Continue reading →
The title is a sentence from Tom Cox’s book “The Good The Bad and The Furry“. Tom Cox likes cats and lives with cats. He also writes in his book: ..people who hated cats were often control freaks who think … Continue reading →
Commencing May 2nd 2013, Gwen Cooper, author of Homer’s Odyssey and Love Saves The Day, begins her latest book tour. For those of you interested in meeting this amazing woman, this article lists all of her stops. I’ve also provided … Continue reading →
This is a snippet of cat and human news. Although it is difficult to obtain accurate figures for adult illiteracy, Baroness Rendell of Balberg who sits in the House of Lords says that there are seven million adults in the … Continue reading →
