This page on margay cats is a continuation from the major page on this cat, which is here: Margay Range. I’d recommend visiting that page too. The linked page above also discusses appearance and threats. The most important aspect of … Continue reading →
This is a picture of a ginger cat in a banana plant looking very content and relaxed. We know that domestic cats like to be high up and we know that they get stuck in trees sometimes because they like … Continue reading →
This is a novel way to ‘rescue’ a cat stuck up a tree. They must have run out of ideas because the video clearly shows the tree surgeon cutting off the branch on which the cat is perched. She falls … Continue reading →
Andy is said to be the domestic cat who fell the farthest in history and survived according to Desmond Morris in his book Cat World. There is no information about Andy on the internet, surprisingly. All I have is from … Continue reading →
This is not a recent photograph. I remember seeing it years ago. However, it is very, very unusual and perhaps unique to see a dozen domestic or feral cats in a tree like this. I don’t know, as you can … Continue reading →
There are a few reasons why domestic cats have better balance than people although there is an overlap in the anatomy of cats and people with respect to balance. Vestibular apparatus Both humans and cats have a vestibular apparatus. It … Continue reading →
This tabby-and-white domestic cat was chased up an oak tree when he was a kitten more than six years ago and he has not come down. Firefighters have tried to rescue him but he refused their help. He is fed … Continue reading →
Would nature and evolution have allowed domestic cats to get stuck up trees? I don’t think so. So why are they?
Continue reading →Do you have a cat stuck in a tree? There’s a directory for that! Not only it the directory for ‘treed’ cat rescuers in the United States but around the world. This story pays tribute to Randall Kolb AKA Cat … Continue reading →
A 68-year-old former social worker from Georgia (USA) has become a treed-cat rescuer on a rampage and is the first to admit that while “No one’s ever found a cat skeleton in a tree,” some cats are just too scared to come … Continue reading →
