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It's been said that people that hate cats will come back as mice in their next life.
Cats at Their Most Standard, Humans at Their Least
If you could not locate a particular white, bespeckled, grey haired, woman of a certain age for most of the day last Saturday near Lawrenceberg Indiana and the surrounding tri-state area I think I know where she must have been. I can report with near certainty that she was among the roughly 150 or so of them who showed up at the Region 6 Cat Fanciers Association (CFA) cat show with me, 100 or so other spectators, about 86 purebred cats of all breeds, and around 10–15 plain old house cats.
Everyday JunglistPublished 2 years ago in Petlife
Feline Lifestyle
I live in a badly renovated apartment in Northern Massachusetts with my fiancé, our daughter, two of our friends, and seven pets: Lizard named Remus (named after Professor Lupin from Harry Potter), a dog named Bailey (a German shepherd, Doberman, lab mix breed), a Maine coon named Oliver (Named after the cat in Oliver and company), and found British long hair kittens named Dax, Gizmo (Named after Gizmo from Gremlins), Bella (Named after the female lead in Twilight), and Luna. At one point before we had the kittens, we also had a fourteen year old cat named Chicken. The four kittens my friends, are the topic of this particular article.
Victoria WadsworthPublished 2 years ago in Petlife
The Circle Of Life With Kittens
My journey through the world of cats and kittens has been a learning experience. A little over two years ago my friends had a lovely cat named Oreo. While she was still little she came upstairs since my friends live in the apartment below to visit me often. At that time my senior cat Sid, who was 13 got used to this little lovely creature coming to keep his Mama company.
Rasma RaistersPublished 2 years ago in Petlife
Tiger AKA Dip
The photo above is a picture of my boyfriends cat Tiger. She was a scrawny little thing when I found her, well I should say she found me. This is Tiger's story.
Rebekah LayPublished 2 years ago in Petlife
Is Your Cat Trying to Calm You?
Has your cat been more attentive since the Covid-19 crisis began? I started wondering about this last year when my daughter mentioned to me that one of the family cats had barely left her side since the quarantine shut down her school on April 13th. To be more precise, he prefers to be on top of her whenever she is positioned in a way that makes this possible. (Her other mom and I share custody, so I haven’t witnessed this firsthand.)
Dakota DuncanPublished 2 years ago in PetlifeThe House That I Dreamt
I want to be a cat. Cats are noble. Cunning. Cleopatra had a cat. Winston Churchill probably had a cat. Our future leaders may have cats. There’s something particular about the feline persuasion that sets them apart from dogs, and mice, and geese, and rabbits. They have balance. Always watching, curious, calm. They entertain you, but there’s something strange about being a cat owner that makes you want to stop calling yourself a cat owner. You may feed them, cuddle them, and call them cute as they scowl at you, but that little ball of fluff has more freedom in their little paw then you do in your whole body.
Luke HicklingPublished 2 years ago in Petlife
Come Home, Kitty
My family lives with two beautiful cats, Artemis and Jupiter. These feline brothers of ours just turned one year old — fifteen in cat years, my daughter insists — at the beginning of July.
Kate SutherlandPublished 2 years ago in Petlife
10 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY A SPHYNX KITTEN
10 Reasons Why You Should Buy A Sphynx Kitten If you are searching for a Sphynx kitten, you are in luck! This is the perfect article for you. Read on to find out where to buy sphynx kittens and what the process is like. Throughout the years, many people have been looking for a Sphynx kitten but haven't found one yet because they weren't told where to go. Luckily, this article will give you all the answers that you need. You will find out how to find and buy these precious cats without any trouble at all!
sphynxcatteryPublished 2 years ago in Petlife
Feline Observations
The act of owning cats, the act of even deciding to be the sort of person who could stomach the possibility of owning cats, is proof that humans aren’t always the best judge of what is good for them and what is clearly very bad. I say this as a cat owner. I say this as someone who not only loves cats, but needs them in his life, someone who, without cats, would probably whine for the rest of his days, bereft of the feline presence and hating it, like Norma Desmond grieving her career. I’m the guy in the neighborhood who leaves cat food out on the porch, hoping to attract a stray or two, knowing full well that the nearest shifty opossum will eat the food if it can. I’m the guy who can’t sleep if there’s a known stray shivering in the cold outside, and who will, even in inclement weather, throw his coat and slippers on and search for it in the snow. No cat left behind. And yet, I say again, the act of owning cats is proof that humans possess an unhealthy obsession with dysfunction, for what is a cat if not the most mischievous, devious, manipulative creature ever to be invited into our homes?
Michael Vito TostoPublished 2 years ago in Petlife
Tiny Paw
Her misty green eyes slowly opened, her pupils expanding as they changed to the darkness around her. Dots of light shone through tiny holes in the wall. Her mind, slowly adjusting itself from the fog, shaking her head in an attempt to clear it. Where am I? She finally gathered the strength to lift her head,
Hannah NewPublished 2 years ago in PetlifeHow Do You Process Your Cat Being Hit By a Car?
As I ushered my daughter into the car for preschool, I saw one of our black cats sleeping by the curb. That’s odd. As I walked closer, reality set in.
Shannon MoosePublished 2 years ago in Petlife
Must-Have Essential Supplies For A Cat Lover to Buy
If you want to bring a new kitty home then you need to purchase some supplies before her arrival. Your cat will begin exploring and getting used to things as soon as she comes home. Here, in this blog, we are going to discuss some must-have cat supplies that can make your home perfectly fit for your new feline family member.
Vishesh GargPublished 2 years ago in Petlife
