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September 1, 2016
How You Can Help Big Cats by Simply Looking at Some Photos
The big cats of the world are in trouble, but there are things you can do.The Camera CATalogue project, for example.Photoo © byrdyak via Adobe Stock.
Friends, our wild cousins are in trouble. I’m talking about
tigers and snow leopards (endangered), lions and cheetahs (vulnerable), and
jaguars and leopards (near threatened). I’m talking about big cats whose very existence
is threatened by
Friends, our wild cousins are in trouble. I’m talking about
tigers and snow leopards (endangered), lions and cheetahs (vulnerable), and
jaguars and leopards (near threatened). I’m talking about big cats whose very existence
is threatened by
Published on September 01, 2016 21:00
August 29, 2016
Cat of the Week: Joel (Westhampton, NY)
Each week in this space, we feature a senior cat in need of
adoption or sponsorship. Please remember all the great older cats in shelters.
They make great companions, and they (probably) won’t climb the curtains!
Herrroo! I'm Joel (I'm the one on the right). You can
bring me home, and I promise to play and do fun stuff with you!
Photo courtesy of Bideawee.
I'm extra handsome when I
adoption or sponsorship. Please remember all the great older cats in shelters.
They make great companions, and they (probably) won’t climb the curtains!
Herrroo! I'm Joel (I'm the one on the right). You can
bring me home, and I promise to play and do fun stuff with you!
Photo courtesy of Bideawee.
I'm extra handsome when I
Published on August 29, 2016 21:00
August 28, 2016
Book Review: Into the Grey
There are a few cat-themed mystery series that we have been
dying to read and review, and Clea Simon’s Dulcie Schwartz mysteries have been
right at the top of the list. I am very pleased to report that we have finally gotten
a chance to read one of these books, and the wait was worth it.
The story
When a book begins with a line like “I could kill
so-and-so,” you sort of know where the
dying to read and review, and Clea Simon’s Dulcie Schwartz mysteries have been
right at the top of the list. I am very pleased to report that we have finally gotten
a chance to read one of these books, and the wait was worth it.
The story
When a book begins with a line like “I could kill
so-and-so,” you sort of know where the
Published on August 28, 2016 21:00
August 27, 2016
In Memory of Those Who've Crossed the Rainbow Bridge
Where would humans be without pets? Permanently lost, that’s
where. I know it’s hard for you when one of us leaves this life, and during that
hard time you might feel lost, but know that we never leave you—not really.
Nothing can undo the ways we’ve changed your life, and nothing can erase the
love you feel for us. In those moments when you really need us, just search
your heart, and
where. I know it’s hard for you when one of us leaves this life, and during that
hard time you might feel lost, but know that we never leave you—not really.
Nothing can undo the ways we’ve changed your life, and nothing can erase the
love you feel for us. In those moments when you really need us, just search
your heart, and
Published on August 27, 2016 21:00
August 26, 2016
Caturday Art: Paisley Turns Purple
Today we're excited to join Athena's Caturday Art blog hop once again, this time with a picture of Real Cat Paisley checking out the new cat tree. She of Little Talent set herself loose in Photoshop, where she went a little nuts applying filters and effects to achieve this result, in which Paisley has turned purple. Old SoLT did not mean to turn Paisley purple and was not trying to turn Paisley
Published on August 26, 2016 21:00
August 25, 2016
Why the Cat Always Falls on Her Feet: A Native American Tale
Many tales have been
told of the culture hero Manabozho (or Nanabozho, Wenabozho, Michabo… his name took
on many spellings). This hero is known among the Anishinaabe people (also known
as the Ojibwa or Chippewa). This story concerns Manabozho, a snake, and a cat.
One day, as Manabozho was walking from one place to another through
the forest, he became so overcome with weariness he had to
told of the culture hero Manabozho (or Nanabozho, Wenabozho, Michabo… his name took
on many spellings). This hero is known among the Anishinaabe people (also known
as the Ojibwa or Chippewa). This story concerns Manabozho, a snake, and a cat.
One day, as Manabozho was walking from one place to another through
the forest, he became so overcome with weariness he had to
Published on August 25, 2016 21:00
August 24, 2016
Back to School Vocabulary Word: Pre-Furred
Hi, all! It's Real Cat Webster taking over the blog today for a special back-to-school feature. I know everyone is eager to start learning again after a summer of long naps, so we'll jump right in with a new vocabulary word!
Today's word is Pre-Furred. This is an adjective used to describe clothing that you've folded on the same sofa your pets sleep on. It is formed from the root "fur" and
Today's word is Pre-Furred. This is an adjective used to describe clothing that you've folded on the same sofa your pets sleep on. It is formed from the root "fur" and
Published on August 24, 2016 21:00
August 22, 2016
Cat of the Week: Madeline in Washington, DC
Each week in this space, we feature a senior cat in need of
adoption or sponsorship. Please remember all the great older cats in shelters.
They make great companions, and they (probably) won’t climb the curtains!
Today, please welcome this sweet lady named Madeline to the blog. Sadly, Madeline
found herself in a shelter because her owner could not care for her anymore.
You can just
adoption or sponsorship. Please remember all the great older cats in shelters.
They make great companions, and they (probably) won’t climb the curtains!
Today, please welcome this sweet lady named Madeline to the blog. Sadly, Madeline
found herself in a shelter because her owner could not care for her anymore.
You can just
Published on August 22, 2016 21:00
August 21, 2016
App Review: Cat Hotel
Ever thought it might be fun to run a hotel full of cats?
Well, oddly enough, there is an app called Cat Hotel in which you get to do
just that, and She of Little Talent and I have played it for a few weeks so we
can tell you exactly how much fun it is.
In the game, your job is to feed and water the cats, keep
the litter box clean, give each cat a medical exam and sometimes some
medication
Well, oddly enough, there is an app called Cat Hotel in which you get to do
just that, and She of Little Talent and I have played it for a few weeks so we
can tell you exactly how much fun it is.
In the game, your job is to feed and water the cats, keep
the litter box clean, give each cat a medical exam and sometimes some
medication
Published on August 21, 2016 21:00
August 19, 2016
Caturday Art: Miss Darya
Today we join Athena's Caturday Art blog hop once again, this week with an oldish photo (ca. 2000) of She of Little Talent's beloved tabby Darya (1988-2006). When she crossed that Rainbow Bridge, Darya had been with old SoLT for literally old SoLT's entire adult life. She was around before we all had phones in our cameras, so there aren't too many pictures of her, but this is old SoLT's favorite.
Published on August 19, 2016 21:00
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