It's Cat Lovers' Month!
Dec. 15: National Cat Herder’s Day

And, of course, every day
is a holiday when you
belong to a cat, so don’t
forget your cat’s birthday,
if you know it, or other date,
such as your "rescueversary" or
"adoptaversary."

 

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Shelter feed links:

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December 1, 2020       

This is a month of several festive observances: Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Boxing Day, and a host of lesser known celebrations. Since many of them involve gift-giving, there often will be some boxes floating around that must be disposed of to keep the clutter down.

 

But if you have cats, you may wish to leave the boxes for a little longer so your kitties can have some fun, too. They enjoy the box more than its contents, and scientists have learned why.

 

Here is an article about cats and boxes:

 

 

 

 

A common scenario: you bring home a brand new, fluffy bed for your cat and he won't even look at it, let alone sleep in it. But don't get upset. Find out why he avoids it and then try to remedy the problem. This article helps sort this issue out:

 

 

 

Research has shown that cats are capable of loving their humans. However, according to this article:

 

"... cats can be fickle about when, where and what type of affection they receive. While some cats seem to like and lean into human kisses, others most certainly do not. Chances are, you know which side your cat falls on."

 

Are there better ways to show our affection? Here are some ideas:

 

 

 

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