Category Archives: About Cats

National Tabby Cat Day was April 29. Did you celebrate with your tabby? When I had Lily—who was actually a torbi, I celebrated every day. What a sweet being. Lily was my first tabby. I’d had a Persian, Siamese-type, white … Continue reading →

Your cat has a voice. You can most likely distinguish the vocalizing of one cat in your household from the others—maybe even from some of the neighborhood cats who speak to you from outside. Granted, most cats are fairly quiet. … Continue reading →

Does your cat sometimes seem to follow in your footprints—you know, imitate something he’s seen you do? I certainly see this trait or ability in Olivia and remember it in other cats I’ve loved. Cats watch and they learn—good or … Continue reading →

Today we’re honoring the cat known as ginger, marmalade, tiger—the orange tabby. This, as you know, is not a breed, but a color with some interesting aspects. Did you know that 80% of orange tabbies are male? Yes, it’s rather … Continue reading →

Today we saw Ash, who used to visit us until we made it possible for him to have a forever home up the street. He’s now Buddy and he was curled up on an outside table sound asleep. His new … Continue reading →

Where do you most often find your cat? Curled up in your favorite chair, tucked into one of the cubicles of her kitty condo, hiding out for some privacy in a closet, or sprawled out on the carpet in a … Continue reading →