It is quite easy to rebut the arguments of the ailurophobe (cat haters and cat fearers). Cat haters usually present four statements against the domestic cat: Your cat does not love you Your cat does not show you affection Your … Continue reading →
Is it true that Indian families rarely have domestic cats? The question was asked by a man living in Canada who travels a lot to India. His question was based upon his observations. I asked a similar question several years … Continue reading →
You love cats and are a long-term cat guardian/caretaker. What do you do if you discover that a person you admire, or a friend, dislikes cats to the point where he or she might hurt them if they entered his garden? … Continue reading →
Facebook have declined to remove this sexually deviant and obnoxious webpage on their website. It is hard to believe. What standards are they operating by? This is a follow up to the article Michael recently did on the Valentine’s Day … Continue reading →
A professional boxer has left his neighbor disabled for life after attacking her because her cat defecated outside his front door. This is Moscow, Russia. The viscous man is Aleksandr Hokhlov. He is 26-years-of-age. The lady is Oksana Muronets. This … Continue reading →
Is there is a link between misogyny and cat hating? I sense there might be. Misogyny means women hating. Cat hating and women hating might go together because cats and women go together (especially in the eye’s of some men). … Continue reading →
A Hernando, Mississippi man is receiving death threats after posting a warning sign to cats in his yard. Fox Carolina News reported the story September 5. The sign read: “If you have a cat, keep it in your yard or … Continue reading →
So, poor TNR is worse than no TNR. Right? Put it another way – as a Catster writer effectively did – euthanasia of stray and feral cats is better than feeding them and people who feed stray and feral cats … Continue reading →
Many moons ago Ugga Oggawood was chased by a wild cat. He survived, but instead of passing down to his son, respect for all cats, he passed down his fear of them and his son passed down this fear to … Continue reading →
Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose. The more things change, the more they are the same thing. Nothing changes. And so it seems, judging by this letter to the editor of the New York Times dated 1914 from a … Continue reading →
