What affects us affects cats
Here are a couple of photos from the archives when I visited A1 Savannahs about four to five years ago. A1 Savannahs is a farm really but I forget how this baby coyote turned up. He is very cute. The other picture is with me inside the house at A1 Savannahs. There were about …
This is another excellent cat photograph by Helmi Flick. This is a Savannah cat. Judging by her appearance she looks to be a first or second filial cat meaning two generations from the wild but I’m not sure. She certainly looks near the serval in appearance. This beautiful female Savannah cat was brought to …
By Daniel J. Haughton Her name was Tabitha and she came into my life in mid-2009. I am disabled and live with my parents in central Mississippi with (at the time) my mother’s Pomeranian and my own gray and white tabby domestic shorthair rescue kitty. We had decided among us that we wanted another …
by Deborah-Ann Milette I own the very feline advertised with the children and Motzie is a wonderful feline for his species. He serves as my personal service animal for my illness (he will dig his claws into my leg about a half hour before it hit me giving me time to get to a …
by Deborah-Ann Milette (Oklahoma) I realize it has been a while since there was a Motzie story, such as Motzie caught a snake, and no they have not stopped. Living with Motzie can bring in daily delights or even shockers. Where we live there is a constant changing of residents because of the college. …
Note: this article is divided into sections as it is quite long. At the end of each section there is a link to the next. Thanks for you patience. With Kathrin and Martin Stucki’s assistance, I have made all the videos on this page including the one above, which is my favorite. It shows …
by Deborah-Ann Milette (New York) Motzie the famous F2 Savannah cat and lover of life and curious as a child First and foremost, I had checked 4 years ago with the state of NY if I could have Motzie. I was told I could have anything but an F-1 because a permit was required …
by Deborah-Ann Milette (Oklahoma) Motzie Doing His Job as My Service Animal Motzie, Peanut and myself are safe, doing well and settled in Oklahoma. We already made quite the appearance at the OKC Capital and visited with many legislative officials concerning breeding laws and the possible violations of our Constitutional Rights as Americans. Two …
