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It's been said that people that hate cats will come back as mice in their next life.

A Beautiful Caliby Cat Tells Her Heartfelt Homecoming Story
This is Ivory’s story as she would tell it. As her typist, I merely took dictation from her. As a shelter cat, I had it easier than most. I spent my days playing with my brother and waiting by the store window as humans walked by. I watched them “oohing and ahhing” over us, waiting for someone to choose me.
By JK Miller4 years ago in Petlife
How to make your cat happy
As we are bored and looking for change, animals are so also, and the pets in particular do not always adapt well with the sudden presence of their owners at home.
By Samara Ben4 years ago in Petlife
CBD Cat Pet Treats Promotes Calmness In Cats! Know-How…
Cannabidiol is the newest exploration that has bagged a lot of monetary share in the industry of wellness and in this article we are going to cover up everything about CBD from the perspective of cat care if dosed in the form of CBD Cat Pet Treats. Many pet parents are unable to give their furry babies complete nourishment in a day through meals. Also, cats are known for easily landing into anxieties and hyper activeness to a level that is beyond control.
By Everlasting Life CBD4 years ago in Petlife
7 Things You Do That Make Your Cat Secretly Hate You!
Cats are nimble creatures, they are cute, playful, and sleepy most of the time, but the rest of the time they are on a hunting mission, during which it seems very clear that they don't want to be messed with.
By Samara Ben4 years ago in Petlife
An ophthalmologist uses a cat to encourage children to wear glasses
Danielle Kroll has rescued a homeless cat from a Pennsylvania forest she named Travis, She adopted Travis after finding him abandoned in a forest near her home. He was starving and had eye problems that made it difficult for him to see. and decided to use her to change the lives of hundreds of people by harnessing the cat to help children with eye problems feel more confident about wearing glasses.
By Samara Ben4 years ago in Petlife
my cat the miracle worker
When my little cat Sarabella becomes nothing short of a miracle-worker. At certain stages in this great journey we call life we sit down and take a retrospect, going over, hand in hand with memory, the crooked old road and carefully treading in the same footsteps, looking upon the same scenes, suffering the same old pains and rejoicing in the smallest of joys. At such as these times the sleek little cat comes into my life ,the little black and white angel.. I was born with an intense passion for animals. I am a Australian woman , therefore am I a woman of strong passions. I have married many times without success always attracting the same type the boy in a mans body. My love is for the animal kingdom so have I found my little cat , and she has returned to me one hundred times a hundred fold so much love into my life. In the Manboy there is deceit, deception rules his nature. As I treat my little cat with kindness, I invariably, will always be overwhelmed with the gratitude of her presence her company her purrs and her little cat kisses. My little cat never did bite my hand that always did feed her— the Manboy did frequently with his punches kicks and bites. Therefore, I live with my little fluff ball of cuteness and center my affections in her. I have made my unalterable choice. I have been in the presence of my little teacher with her gentler manners and the kindness of her love , perhaps the greater intelligence little SaraBella my little cat God’s creation who is far above the Manboy ,her inexhaustible love. In my love for the little Cat and my preference for that beautiful animal above all others, I did not stand alone. Nearly all men , both in ancient and modern times, have signified their preference for the Cat in the strongest terms of the elegance .
By Titan Godess4 years ago in Petlife
My crazy-fluffy cats: Blu & Lun
Did you ever think that was possible a real true love between a dog lover like me and two fluffy balls like them? Well, that happened…So let me tell you our story: Claudia and I adopted two cats ( at first, I was skeptical because I never 'liked' cats) and we decided to name them Lun and Blu. They become, shortly, the light of our lives, even though they can be a bit mischievous at times. But this is what makes them special. I've always been a dog lover, since childhood. I still have 3 dogs at my parents' house but I never thought I would be able to make a connection with cats similar to the one I have with my dogs, especially with my little puppy Daisy. So let me present to you two crazy 'retards'.
By Bogdan Munteanu4 years ago in Petlife
What Loving & Losing My First Cat Taught Me
I'd known this day would one day come. Over the past year, I'd seen my childhood cat, Oscar, lose weight despite eating, his eyes appear distant and a little cloudy, and his movements become slower and more labored. He was over 15 years old, estimated to be about 17 at the time.
By Alisan Keesee4 years ago in Petlife
Cat Language: What Your Cat Is Trying to Communicate to You
Cats have long been considered lonely and unpredictable, just because their language has been misunderstood by humans. However, cat owners can decipher their language quite easily.
By Karren Swamp4 years ago in Petlife
I'm a Full-Time Adventure Cat. Here's How It All Started!
The volunteers who rescued me believe I was born to a Georgia family who did not want me. This family discarded me among a colony of feral felines the night before Georgia’s first winter freeze in 2016. I survived only because the volunteers noticed me on their rounds before the freeze.
By Shadow the Adventure Cat4 years ago in Petlife
Don't Talk Bad About Cats Around Me
What happens when a devoted cat lover hears someone speak unkindly about their most cherished creatures in the world? Sure you like dolphins and dogs, may even adore Gizmo from Gremlins. But cats are supreme and prioritized in life.
By Nadja Scarlett4 years ago in Petlife
Outlier
I have never liked house cats much. I'm allergic to their fur and the way that they always seem entitled to their territory. They aren't aware of their own domestication and how good they have it, typically. The constant napping, the raised tail, the way they scratch and bite whenever they are in a bad mood, the way they come and go as they please. I don't like the smell of cat food or the havoc they cause in the garden. Their habits and personalities leave much to be desired in my estimation. Compared to dogs, they appear ungrateful, impersonable, they put me ill at ease with their dispassionate malaise. Perhaps I am biased from my own experience. The fact remains, domestic cats are at best an inferior analog to their jungle-dwelling predecessors. Those that hunt in streaks and prides, those that can take down full-grown ungulates in the desert or the rainforest. Those whose haunting figures are carved into cave walls, legendary in strength and speed. Feared among tribes and people across the world and throughout history. There's cats on other continents that can climb a tree with a full grown deer carcass in their mouth. I heard that once, and I bet it's true.
By Elan Viss4 years ago in Petlife