This is Part Two of our series on pets in the White House. This article continues with President Andrew Johnson through Dwight D. Eisenhower (1865 – 1961). Find Presidential Pets – Part One and Presidential Pets, Part Three ...
As you’re writing down your new year’s resolutions, take a minute to jot down some resolutions for your cat. If you’d like to resolve to make life a little better for your cat this year, ...
When Jack and Debi Roney of Vienna, Va., decided to get a kitten, they set their sights on a lively, energetic animal. But that was before they met Minnalouche, a calico that a local humane ...
Every rescuer has a weakness. It’s a fact that we are all aware of, one that we all accept. Some rescuers hate to give shots, others can only take in certain breeds or species. My ...
It's hard to know where to begin. You see, there's this house -- a little old cottage, really -- that is occupied by 25 cats. Comfortable, well fed, proprietary cats. They might as well own ...
Ever since Spike took up residence in a St. Louis bookstore, he has become a draw for customers and has been lovingly cared for by the employees. As a cat that seems to thrive in ...
For the last four years, Carol Smith, a Boston-area cat breeder and small-business owner, has been showing her cat, Kelsey Belle, competitively. Smith breeds Egyptian Maus cats, but unpedigreed Kelsey Belle is a former shelter ...
Is it true? Could we possibly be under the control of our cats soothing purrs? Are they going to purr us into submission, forcing us to be more social so they can turn around and ...
A cat can throw up twice its body weight in hairballs. When given the choice between a tile floor or an oriental rug, the cat will always choose the rug to be ...