The Advenutres of Lilly Bug and Joel the Brave
National Hug Your Cat Day is June 4.
National Hug Your Cat Day an unofficial holiday for hugging your cat. #HugYourCatDay
This day is held annually on June 4th. Us cats love hugs from our hoomans! I am not sure how this day got started but … MEOW! Meaning It is a purrfectly good day! But really any Hug Your Cat Day should be everyday! Just saying!
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Be careful cats and Cat owners …. well all animal owners and hoomans … bad tick in Tennessee. See this blog post from Voices of East Tennessee.
Invasive Tick Detected in Tennessee – The Tennessee Department of Agriculture, United States Department of Agriculture – Animal and Plant Health Inspection Services, Tennessee Department of Health, and University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture (UTIA) today announced the detection of the invasive Asian longhorned tick in Tennessee. #AsianLonghornedTick
The Asian longhorned tick has now spread to 11 states. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that there is no evidence that the tick has transmitted pathogens to humans or animals in the U.S.
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Cat comic by Off the Mark.
There’s a minor accident on Route 95, but it’s the curiosity factor that’s really got things backed up …
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comic is copyrighted ©2017 Mark Parisi Dist by Andrews McMeel Synd.
Grumpy Cat Died – one of our cat friends died. Grumpy died from urinary infection that was hard to treat.
Grumpy passed away Tuesday, May 14, 2019 and was 7 years old.
Grumpy cat help cheer up many people and will still continue to cheer people up.
Crazy Cat Lady Birthday Cake – We saw this online, and knew we had to share this cake idea with our readers. Hoomans love birthday cakes for their birthday, so what kind of birthday cake do you give that crazy cat lady? Well here are some ideas!
Below are more Crazy Cat Lady Birthday Cakes
Continue reading “Crazy Cat Lady Birthday Cake”300 Cats Rescued from a Single Toronto Apartment – yes three hundred as in a herd of cats.
I guess this was one of those crazy cat persons hoarding cats. Surprising the cats were in good health. Ironically, this was the second time in three weeks were over 100 cats where found in a single residence.
“It’s a terrible way for cats to live, if you know that someone has too many cats, it is best to report it sooner rather than later. Unsterilized cats breed prolifically, and with only a nine-week gestation, things get out of control very quickly. To make a report in the City of Toronto, call 311 and you will be directed to the appropriate department.”
Toronto Cat Rescue
No person can keep more than six cats in one dwelling unit, according to Toronto’s municipal code.
If you are in another town or city, check with your local city on how to report cat hoarding, or even animal hoarding.
Momma’s Boy – My name is Joel the Brave and I am a momma’s boy … A Proud Momma’s Boy! I love to cuddle up with my momma hooman. That is all!
I just wanted everyone to know I was brave enough to say it publicly. I guess that is why they named me Joel the Brave! You cannot leave the Brave part out!
Young Williams Animal Center achieves ‘no-kill’ status – YWAC is local to East Tennessee area serving the Knox County area. This is a huge milestone fora pet center.
“The euthanasia of even one animal that could have had a positive outcome is one too many.”
Janet Testerman, CEO of Young Williams Animal Center
They have saved 8,311 animals last year (2018). Of that number, 5,772 animals adopted. 1,102 went to rescue groups.
“No-kill” means the center saved more than 90% of the animals that came through their doors. That is not an easy task. Young Williams doesn’t turn away any of its animals.
Of course, there is a lot of work ahead of them to keep this status. It is estimated they have around 10,000 animals come into their shelter per year.
Young-Williams Animal Center began in January 2001.
6 signs your cat has fleas – Fleas are something no cat parent wants to encounter, but they’re all too common among companion animals. Unfortunately, once fleas are in the house, they can affect everyone in the household – including people.
The following six signs of flea infestations are not always apparent, especially when they aren’t in abundance, but they are something cat and even pet owners can watch out for.
1. Scratching, licking and biting: Fleas set up residence in hard-to-reach places, says PetMD. The head, neck and tail of a cat or dog are common areas where flea infestations occur. An animal that is consistently picking at these areas may have fleas.
Continue reading “6 signs your cat has fleas”
Below is a list of 50 breeds or types of cats.
Is there a type or breed of cat that I forgot that needs added to the list?
Feel free to share in the comments below.
