By Jennifer Moore Living with a deaf cat is a very different experience than living with cats who can hear. The first thing you learn is that you obviously cannot call them by their name and expect a response. I … Continue reading →
I was reading the story of George Stubbs a two-legged cat cared for by cat welfare worker Jen. George Stubbs lived about five years and walked around on his front legs. His real legs were there but shortened. He had … Continue reading →
This is a neat story of a cat, Flipper, whose hind legs are at right angles to his spine that renders them useless because her spinal cord became twisted. Students at a school decided to manufacture a custom trolly for … Continue reading →
by Michael (London UK) Charlie my three legged cat looking like a gargoyle in the prairie dog position but actually he is quite handome and sweet I have just taken in a three legged cat. He is big, heavy and … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Blind Cat Thailand – Photo by AkumAPRIME (Flickr) Living with a disabled cat can lead to a closer bond between cat and person than is usual. Disabled cats cope because they have a bundle of tools … Continue reading →
by Elisa Black-Taylor (USA) Scooter in a K-9 cat cart, cat wheelchair Good morning readers. Today I’d like to talk about a service we all hope we never need for our cats: the cat wheelchair or cart for disabled cats. … Continue reading →
