Blog Entries ( Cats )

Tell Me Where It Hurts

May 25th, 2010

We're treated to a rare behind-the-scenes peek into the life of a veterinarian in "Tell Me Where It Hurts" as the author, Dr. Nick Trout, takes us with him on a busy day at the huge Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston.  Several years of cases and clients are packed into 24 hours to give us an idea of what an animal surgeon might ...

Cat Adopts Puppies

May 13th, 2010
Written by Ricky Paredes | Posted in Videos

Garfield vs a Dog

April 2nd, 2010
Written by Kelli Perez | Posted in Fun

Happy Birthday Freekibble.com

April 1st, 2010
Written by Kelli Perez | Posted in Awareness, News, Success Stories

Today, Freekibble.com turns 2-years old! This is a website that a 12-year old Mimi started after volunteering at a local animal shelter and discovering that the shelter didn’t have enough food to feed all of its residents. Mimi decided to make sure that all the dogs and cats in animal shelters could enjoy a meal during their stay there. Due to Mimi’s efforts, Freekibble.com ...

The Dog Is a Bird’s Best Friend

March 2nd, 2010
Written by Don Knowler. | Posted in Dog Facts

A researcher drawing up a blueprint to attract birds to the suburbs has made an intriguing discovery -- dogs can be good for our feathered friends. Grant Daniels, 22, has surveyed 214 gardens in ten Hobart suburbs and found that those with dogs are more likely to have a healthy population of ground-feeding birds like the superb fairy-wrens. Mr. Daniels, a graduate of the University of ...

Bulldog Swims to Rescue Abandoned Kittens

February 7th, 2010
Written by Allison Rivers | Posted in Success Stories

Cats and dogs are always made out to be enemies, but this not always so! Enter Napoleon, the English Bulldog who defied the poor swimming skills of his breed to swim deep out into a lake and rescue a burlap sack containing six abandoned kittens. While two of the kittens didn't make it, the other four were nursed back to health, leading ...

Ginny Saves Stranded Cats From Peril

February 4th, 2010
Written by Allison Rivers | Posted in Success Stories

Is Ginny a traitor to canine's everywhere, or is she an undisputed hero? The 300 cats who attended her memorial service would probably say the latter, paying homage to a dog who endangered herself on multiple occasions to save dying or stranded cats from peril. On one particularly remarkable occasion, Ginny threw herself against a vertical pipe at a construction site so that it would ...