This is harsh proof that, legally, domestic cats are still ‘owned’ by people and they are still assets to be seized by bailiffs when a person refuses to settle his debts. At least in Russia! Russians like their fancy cats. They have their own hairless cat, the Don Sphynx. It looks like the American …
The cat’s owner, Lena Lenina, held a party and the theme was pink. The guests turned up in pink. She wanted to make her cat a feature and dyed him pink. We don’t know what sort of dye was used. Lenina claims that her vet told her that dying the cat pink had beneficial …
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 appears to be another ‘cat hating story’ but unusually from Russia. Russians like their …
In Russia debt collectors (bailiffs) are allowed to seize and sell the debtor’s pet cat or cats. In Russia, bailiffs are called state collectors (at least with respect to a failure to pay tax). It doesn’t matter what you call them, their job is to seize assets to pay off a debt owed and …
Toybobs are a miniature cat breed with a bobtail. The breed originates in Russia. They are newish in the West. According to Giselle, a visitor who introduced this cat breed to me, they range in weight from 2-5 pounds: Hi, I currently own two “Toybobs”, they’re a rare imported breed of miniature bob tailed …
This is a nice little cat story. Well, actually, the cat wasn’t that little. Although the lady had registered her lioness cub as a domestic cat, she weighed 110 pounds, which is about 50 kg. Some domestic cat! Not happy with simply registering her lioness as a domestic cat and treating her as a …
Lets remind ourselves what the Moscow Cat Theatre does. Here is a photo and two videos: Here is one on YouTube: OK it’s a kind of cat circus. Now the thing about this unique organisation is what about the cats? And we don’t want to get politically correct or subjective when assessing this theatre. …
