In Vancouver BC Canada, there lives a gorgeous once-stray cat who just goes to show you that some of the most special cats of all are the ones that adopt you. And, not only this, but sometimes, it’s your resident kitty cat who helps to give them the loving forever home that they deserve. As we know, cats are territorial beings. But sometimes it seems that cats know when another cat needs a family to call their own. For one handsome black cat named Willy, he knew how to lend a paw to a lonely stray cat who now spends his days with all the love, companionship, and cat food he could ever ask for ..read more

Sometimes in life, the most special cats of all show up when we least expect it. More so, these cats can show up out of nowhere and we tell ourselves that we will only keep them for a short while, just enough time to help them on the way to getting back on their feet. Cats have a way of instantly imprinting pawprints on our hearts, and when this happens, it’s too difficult to part ways with these pleasantly unexpected kitty cats. One beautiful panther-esque feline named Obsidian, is living proof of this! How did Sid come into your life? We used to own a coffee shop and one of our patrons was w ..read more

Cats do lots of interesting things. They are hardwired to chase moving objects since they are predators, and this excites them. But what about when they chase things that aren’t a snack for them? Well, laser pointers and light fall high on this list. And it makes many of us cat owners wonder what the heck they are doing and why they are doing it. Have you ever wondered why cats must slay the red dot? Here I’ll uncover the reasons why to give you better insight into the feline mind. So, Why do Cats Chase Laser Pointers? There are a Few Reasons… 1. Your Cat is a Predator and Never Forget it Yes ..read more

If your cat’s coat isn’t as shiny and full as it once was, or they are losing hair and seem extremely itchy, they may be trying to tell you that something isn’t right with their skin. Here’s what you need to know about feline dermatitis and what to do about it. What is feline dermatitis? Generally, feline dermatitis is noted by a change in your cat’s skin such as scabbing and lesions, redness, dandruff, excessive grooming, pruritus or feeling extremely itchy, and alopecia or hair loss. It’s caused by some sort of irritant that is affecting your cat’s skin. However, feline dermatitis is really ..read more

Cats are notoriously complicated. One second they want cuddles, and the next they’re biting your fingers. It can be hard to discern what’s going on in their furry little heads, but you might be surprised to hear that cats are actually skilled communicators. They express themselves in countless different ways every day. No, they don’t actually speak to you, but felines find other ways to express themselves and send messages. One of those ways is with their tails. A cat’s tail is designed to help our agile friends keep their balance, but it’s also a big part of feline body language. Whether it’s ..read more

As cat lovers, we love our feline companions and it breaks our hearts to see a cat roaming the streets without a home or knowing what it feels like to be loved. Feral cats do not have a soft bed to sleep on, they are often hiding from predators, fighting over territory, and eating out of the trash to stay alive. Here is how you can help these unfortunate felines. Trap-Neuter/Spay-Return (TNR) Feral cats can rarely be tamed, especially if a life on the streets is all that they know. Unfortunately, there are hundreds of thousands of cats roaming the streets and they multiply by the day. Because ..read more

We love our kitties, but sometimes they can test our patience with their naughty cat behaviors. And when it comes to their safety, it’s our duty to keep them out of harm’s way. We know that kitties will often play with the blinds or knock things off the counter, but there are some cats who are simply fascinated with cords and wires. And to make things worse, some cats develop issues with chewing the cords and wires. This is especially dangerous and something we must prevent for their safety. If you’re looking for some tips to get your cat to stop chewing on cords and wires, I’ve rounded up som ..read more

Out of all your cat’s daily habits, it’s okay to admit that you hate when they scratch up your house. Cats scratch for two main reasons: to keep their claws from getting overgrown and to mark their territory. All cats do it, but they usually choose to scratch household items like furniture, rugs, and carpets. It doesn’t take long for a single cat to destroy the corner of a brand new couch. The solution is to provide cats with their own scratching posts. The problem, however, is that a lot of cats choose to ignore kitty-friendly scratchers. They keep on scratching your favorite furniture, and i ..read more

They scratch up your sofa, kick litter all over the laundry room, and knock over anything not bolted down. But do cats feel guilty for these transgressions? Turns out this is one complex emotion our feline friends are free of. Here’s why. What Is Guilt? When humans do something wrong, whether accidentally or intentionally, we typically experience feelings of guilt and remorse. This is because we live by a moral code of conduct. We wouldn’t walk into a friend’s house and smash her fragile knick-knacks because a) they aren’t ours to break, b) doing so would make our friend feel bad, and c ..read more

The street life is no life for a cat, and the life of a feral cat is even harder. Humans are seen with caution and great suspicion, and food and shelter are not often guaranteed. And worse, the unwanted litters of feral cats often have difficulty being adopted into loving homes. Thankfully though, there are kindhearted folks who don’t seem to mind if these kitties won’t be affectionate or need more patience or care. I recently came across the story of two beautiful cats named Holly and Ivy out of England who were granted the opportunity to see just how wonderful life as a pampered house cat ca ..read more