Our Cat Person of the Month for December is Anthropologist Dr. Florkiewicz. Did you see the news? Scientists discovered that house cats make a surprisingly high number of facial expressions toward other cats. The number of cats’ facial expressions—276 to be exact—was much higher than what people had previously thought cats were capable of […]
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Are you searching for gifts or books featuring cats? Maybe you’re looking for a new novel in your favorite genre or a cat health care guide? Below are new, award-winning tomes as well as sites to find feline-themed gifts to please your favorite cat lover. BOOKS FOR CHILDREN NO SNOWBALL Written and illustrated by
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Susan Richmond, Executive Director of Neighborhood Cats, refilling a T-N-R feeding station inside the Lahaina burn zone. Our Cat Person of the Month for November is TNR Pioneer Susan Richmond. Neighborhood Cats’ mission is simple: its goal is to improve the lives of cats living outdoors, wherever they may be, and to support the
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Our Cat Persons of the Month are Jae Kennedy & Adrienne Lefebvre! When Jae Kennedy and Adrienne Lefebvre met, they both had cats – but still considered themselves ‘dog people’. However, as time passed, more cats just kept coming to them. For example, they found and rescued two kittens that had been dumped in a
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Does Your Cat Want to Become a Therapy Animal? Or, Do You Need a Therapy Animal to Pet? Animal Therapy interventions help those suffering from physical or emotional problems as well as simple life stress.
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Congratulations to our Cat Person of the Month, Public relations expert Mary Tan. Mary is a tireless pat advocate making the world a better place for cats. She shares her ideas about ways that we can help both people and cats be happier and healthier.
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The risk of our cats spreading the virus that causes COVID to us is very low [1]. However, we humans can spread COVID to our pets. A new study found that 67% of pet cats and more than 40% of pet dogs had COVID antibodies after their owners contracted the disease. [2] When researchers
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Below is a second excerpt from the Young Adult Novel, “Zarah.” In this scene, 15-year-old animal lover Zarah is at a humane shelter with her friends, Evan and Kai. They are finishing up a conversation with shelter volunteer, Florence. “Okay.” Florence stood up and started for the door. “I have to handle the animals
Did you know that anthrozoology is the study of how humans and animals interact and relate to one another? The science blends fields such as the humanities, social science, behavioral science, and biomedical science to understand human-animal connections. Meet Dr. Roxanne Hawkins, Researcher and Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. Dr.
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Today Uli features the Adventures with Maine Coons video channel, hailing from Sweden. Maine Coon cats are said to have originated in Wiscasset, Maine in the United States. A myth claims that Maine Coons resulted from breeding a cat with a raccoon (and hence the “coon” in their name). Others speculate that Maine Coons are
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