Cat and Rabbit Form Unexpected Friendship
A cat and rabbit, Smudge and Missy, form a friendly bond, face separation, and reunite, showing how animals can build lasting companionship.
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A cat and rabbit, Smudge and Missy, form a friendly bond, face separation, and reunite, showing how animals can build lasting companionship.
A two-pound kitten with spina bifida now moves freely in a custom 3D-printed wheelchair built by Cold Noses Sanctuary, which will continue to care for her.
A viral video shows an orange cat joining a woman at a restaurant for a dinner date, where the cat sits on her lap, meows for food, and is fed by the woman.
Abyssinian cat Yuki declares his dad the love of his life in a viral Instagram reel, while wishing his mom finds a soulmate. The post has 787K views and 86K likes.
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Dolph Volker, a zoology graduate, bonds with captive cheetah Eden at a South African sanctuary. He plans a breeding center and owns Gabriel the Cheetah.
Explore the ten cat breeds celebrated for their regal elegance, from Persians and Maine Coons to Siamese and Bengals, and learn how mixed breeds and rescues can also shine.
Cats enjoy routine, choice, and natural play. Let them control affection, keep daily events predictable, use hunting-style play, offer perches, and keep hazards out of reach for a happy home.
Find the right cat tree for your indoor cat by comparing height, platform size, and suitability for large or senior cats. Measure space and prioritize stability.
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Cat Behavior Solutions explains how box size, placement, litter type, and cleanliness affect a cat’s use of the litter box, and warns against sudden changes and medical issues.
A forthcoming book by Dan Rimada and Gulce Kilkis will showcase 60 New York bodega cats with 150 photos and 240 pages, releasing in November 2026.