Six years ago New York Department of Health and Mental Hygiene banned cats from a famous pub, McSorley’s Old Ale House, and guess what? The pub got shut down very recently because there were signs of rat activity in the … Continue reading →
The popular and efficient working cats at the Prime Minister’s offices at Number 10 Downing Street and at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office are fighting. It has happened before and today I read in the newspaper that they have got … Continue reading →
Brits should be proud of themselves. We now have three cats employed by the three major departments in the British government. At Number 10 Downing Street, the home and office of the UK’s Prime Minister, we have Larry. At the … Continue reading →
Famous office cats by Euroffice.
Continue reading →The “Working Cats Program” at a Carolina humane society has resulted in a prestigious job at a famous “castle.” This is the story of ZZ, formally known as Loki, and is another feel-good story about an animal facility working to … Continue reading →
I have said it before and I’ll say it again; feral cats can be useful. There is a place in communities for feral cats. We just need to see it. This story emphasises it. It tells us that feral cats … Continue reading →
I have heard it. Those amongst us who smirk when I refer to “working cats”. They don’t believe that such an animal exists. Well she does and she lives in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland. She is a feral cat who … Continue reading →
Pettiness amongst a Texas voting council resulted in a library cat, “Browser”, being evicted from his home despite having lived in the library for five years to the delight of patrons. The reasons were unsatisfactory and probably compounded by the … Continue reading →
One of the most exciting things about living with kitties is learning new things about these remarkable creatures. What I find particularly fascinating about our three cats is when they deign to reveal something completely new and unexpected about their … Continue reading →
It is said that a cat gives a home a soul. Barney was a cemetery cat on the island of Guernsey in the English Channel and he helped mourners say goodbye to the souls of the deceased. Barney died at … Continue reading →
