A Michael Broad Blog
Female cats can have the courage and motivation to protect their human and canine companions. It’s entirely instinctive. They are protecting their offspring. They appear to merge their feelings for their offspring and their feelings for their human and canine companions in what I call interspecies relationships. And when a female cat is defending …
I thought I would revisit the subject of cat and animal bravery having seen a picture of an American ship’s cat, Pooli, from the LA Times archive. I refer to him at the base of the post. Cat bravery is not something we normally think that much about. It is basically a human concept. …
by Michael (London, UK) Simon Simon, Able Seacat, as many know, was a very courageous black and white ships cat during the Yangtze incident in 1949. There are a couple of articles on PoC where I refer to this cat: Simon the Cat Brave Cat – he is mentioned in the comments to this …
