In dealing with too many feral cats you need to focus on people not cats. This is essential to solving this long standing US problem. This story sheds some light on the realities of living with feral cats in the … Continue reading →
British cat owners have a variety of responses to their cat’s hunting behaviour. Some are very concerned about the impact that their cat makes on wildlife through hunting. Others are less concerned. However, both groups prioritise the welfare of their … Continue reading →
A fifth (20 out of 100 cat owners) don’t realise that their cat is a carnivore so concludes a 2,000 cat owner survey by a cat food manufacturer, Lily’s Kitchen. This lack of basic and essential knowledge on cat nutrition … Continue reading →
A journalist writing for the Telegraph newspaper, Pete Wedderburn, asks the above question and it is a good question. It opens up a lot of sub-questions in my opinion and it certainly opens up what could be a big discussion … Continue reading →
If cat-lovers really care about animals they should face up to what their pets do (Telegraph Journalist) Well, why aren’t cat owners responsible for the birds that their cats kill? These are my reasons but visitors may have better reasons. … Continue reading →
Above: Gabriel moving warily in the garden. It’s true, the older you get the wiser you get and the more you don’t get wound up or bothered about things. You learn to live in the present and you learn to … Continue reading →
The better a cat owner you are the more intensely you feel the responsibility of cat caretaking. It works in the other direction as well. The less concerned a cat owner is about her cat the less responsibility there is. … Continue reading →
This is an instructional video, I feel because the cat rescue lady in the video says that people put kittens in plastic bags and chuck the bag away (out of the car window seems to he the new fad) but … Continue reading →
This article is an open discussion about cat overpopulation, why it’s happening, and what can we do to reduce the number of unwanted cats born each year. Not just in the USA, but worldwide. I apologize for the long read … Continue reading →
by Michael Feral cat Anoka, Minnesota, US. Photo by Professor Batty Despite all the fantastic work carried out by volunteers, we are told that in the United States only 3 percent of feral cats are spayed and neutered. I found … Continue reading →
