Therapy cats speed up the recovery of ill people and comfort those who cannot get better. Therapy cats help to heal sick people by their presence. It works because it has been scientifically proven that the presence of a cat … Continue reading →
A cat walks into a hospital and stays – for 19 years. His name was Alfie and the hospital is the Burwood Spinal Unit in Christchurch. He was recently euthanized because he had kidney failure. He must have been about … Continue reading →
This is one of those tender, straightforward, soldier stories that reminds me how beneficial the domestic cat is to many millions of people. Perhaps we forget it sometimes. This photo was on Pinterest and embedded here but has been removed … Continue reading →
By Elisa Black-Taylor Should cats be allowed to live in nursing homes? I wrote an article on a cat named Oscar awhile back (that article is located here), and this topic has once again been laid on my lap. It … Continue reading →
By Elisa Black-Taylor My friend, Robin Olson lives in Newtown, Connecticut. For those of you who don’t know, this is the small town that lost 20 precious first and second graders as well as six brave adults who tried to … Continue reading →
Cats helping people to manage PTSD My cat reminds me of rescue cat Patch I began wondering why service cats are never mentioned as there have been so many articles making the news this month about service dogs for returning … Continue reading →
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 … Continue reading →
