Is it possible to extrapolate a kitten's adult size by some current
physical attribute?  Our six week old kitten has huge ears and kangaroo
legs, but otherwise she's quite slender and tiny.  Do either of these
things mean she'll be big?  They say you can tell if a puppy will be ...

Imay be stupid but I dont understand what LOL means at first I thought it
was someones name could someone please enlighten me? jp

OMG!  A coyote was spotted during daylight, just before sunset, crossing the
main street 1/3 of a mile away.  He was tan in color, his tail held straight
out, and he stopped in the middle of the 4 lane street (the turning lane) to
watch for oncoming traffic.  Apparently, the cars ...

Apologies in advance for the very sketchy information I'm about to give :-)
I was in the SPCA the other week and they had a cat in there that my wife
and I loved (HUGE amounts of character), only snag is we couldn't give him a
new home as we're renting a flat at the mo, and we also ...

Was just browsing around and found this blog....
http://www.goddessdiaries.com/index.php?itemid=14
Richard

...in their hearts and homes for a 14 yr old female cat? She's in need of a
new home since her owner is moving to a place that won't allow cats. Yes,
I'm FURIOUS about this, but I am doing my darndest to find a forever home
for the cat, since she needs love & attention, and to feel ...

Howdy,
Does anyone know of anywhere in the Milwaukee/Waukesha WI area that I could take some stray cats to
have them spayed/neutered (preferably for free or a donation) and then return them back to where
they live?

Today we noticed that Sabrina has some sort of lump on her front right
"elbow".   Would it be possible for a cat to get tendonitis or something.  I
was wondering if maybe she and the dog were playing a bit too hard or
something and she swatted the dog wrong and could this have ...

We have four cats - we love them!
We have been fortunate that over the years they are healthy and we never have litter box problems, etc.
Two males and two females - all fixed since early cathood.
One of the females was a wild, stray, that my wife brought in when she appeared to be ...

I have a stray cat I have been feeding for over a year. She has come a
long way and has started to interact with me. But I need some advice
on what to do next. We are moving this month and I have made plans to
take her with us to the new house. My question is she is always

and what a nice little story it is I loved it and her jp

The four ads we sponsored in memory of Godfrey came out today along with the
rest. Here is a link to check them out.
http://www.newsreview.info/apps/pbcs.dll/section?Category=FURRYTAIL
This web page doesn't have the credits (like in memory of) like the paper

answer is yes. but a cats system is not the natural enviroment
of heartworms, dogs are. heart worms cannot thrive in a cat
(the enviroment is somewhat hostile) so they never reach a
fatal level like in a dog and don't reproduce very well and

I'm thinking about getting a cat for our house, perhaps a kitten. But
within a year or two it is possible we may be moving to an apartment.
Is there general advice as to re-housing a cat in a more limited
space, from a big house to a smaller 1-bedroom apt say? Does it depend

My cat is destroying our new living room rug and couch. Instead of getting
her declawed, I'd like to know if anyone has experience with indoor
electronic pet containment systems that use high frequency sound or mild
shock to deter a cat from coming within range of a transmitter. I ...