This is a double whammy idea from one of John Sanfratello’s customers. He owns Angelo’s Pizza in Matawan, a long established business which started in 1974. A woman customer of Angelo’s came up with the idea of putting lost pet … Continue reading →
NOTE (ANOTHER ONE!). I HAVE THE IMPRESSION THAT THIS IS A COMPLETE SET UP. IT MIGHT BE ENTIRELY FAKE. THAT’S THE NATURE OF THE MODERN WORLD ONLINE. THERE IS A MASSIVE DESIRE TO CREATE VIRAL VIDEOS TO MAKE MONEY. The … Continue reading →
By Daniel Richardson Owning a cat is a great way of adding joy to your life, however there are times when the responsibility of owning a cat can be stressful. In fact there are few things worse than the stress … Continue reading →
A mom (mum) on Mumsnet asked “When do you stop looking for a lost cat?” It is a good question but I think the answer is pretty clear: never. Or to be more accurate, you can stop looking actively say … Continue reading →
Your cat is lost. Perhaps he is an indoor cat and he escaped or an indoor/outdoor cat and he did not come back home. Where is he likely to be? There are some likely places. Returned home If you have … Continue reading →
This lady, who lost her cat, chose an interesting and original route to find him. There were no posters on telegraph poles or leaflets through doors. She used Tinder which is a dating app based on your location. A neat … Continue reading →
The title, ‘lost my cat-how to find it’ is a search term in Google (I’d use ‘him’ or ‘her’ and not ‘it’). This means people want to know how to find their cat. I thought I would refer to a … Continue reading →
An extraordinary proposal has been made by the general manager of animal services in Los Angeles, Brenda Barnette. On 23 May 2017 her proposal was approved by the Animal Services Commission. Her proposal is that if a person finds someone’s … Continue reading →
This is Lit’l Boy, a beautiful kitty owned and loved by Elaine White in Rockwell, North Carolina. Lit’l Boy was rescued by Barbara Hart from Rowan County Animal Shelter back in January 2017 after he was turned in as a … Continue reading →
I have just written about a cat detection dog in the UK called Molly. She is very successful. She is well-trained. This is an alternative solution. It is an interesting solution and one that I find less believable but nonetheless … Continue reading →
