Monthly Archives: May 2021

There are two interesting cats in the news this week—a newly discovered cat that roamed North America millions of years ago and a new resident of the Mt. Washington Weather Observatory in New Hampshire. The giant saber tooth cat remains … Continue reading →

If you live with a cat, and if you’re paying attention, you’ll notice all sorts of interesting behavior throughout the day. Mostly it’s subtle and you find yourself wondering, “Did that cat actually say what I thought I heard?” “Did … Continue reading →

Have you ever had two cats you could consider clones in the way they behaved, their mannerisms, their traits and habits and PURRsonality? Probably not. While I can look back and say, “Katy used to do that same little cute … Continue reading →

Yesterday I said, “What a different and interesting world it would be if a cat could say more than MEOW.” Wouldn’t it be fun and fascinating to hear a cat’s stories from the cat herself—where was she born, who were … Continue reading →

Speaking of outdoor cats, as we were on Monday, how many times have you sprinkled your own outdoor cat or a neighbor’s cat while watering the plants in your yard. Oh, the look you get—like “you meant to do that.” … Continue reading →

Maybe you’ve heard this story—but it was new to me. Have you read about Bart—known as the Zombie Cat—who was in a car accident back in 2015 and thought to be dead, so his owners buried him. Well, five days … Continue reading →