Showing posts with label cat rescue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cat rescue. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Cat Allergy
"It isn’t very hard to determine if you are allergic to cats or not. Many people are allergic to these animals and already are aware of that fact, although they have never gone to the allergist.
It doesn’t take a genius to deduce that it’s your feline that is causing your discomfort. What are cat allergy symptoms, however, and what do you do to alleviate them, without getting rid of the family pet?
Some Symptoms to Look Out For"
Saturday, March 29, 2008
What Are Pixie-Bobs?
I had never heard of a Pixie-Bob until a friend mentioned them last night. So, I set out to see what I could find. These are fascinating cats.
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"Pixie-bobs are highly intelligent, social, active (but not hyper-active), bold, and enjoy playing with other animals.
They are also known for their "chirps", chatters, and growls; most don't meow often, and some don't meow at all. Chirping is essentially their "language", and some of their chirping actually sounds like purring.
Some Pixie-Bobs can be highly sociable around both their owners and strangers, while others are shy around strangers. Almost all Pixie-Bobs like to be in the same room as their owners, and will follow their owners around the house."
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"The origination of the Pixie-Bob came from out in the Cascade mountains, near the shore of Puget Sound were short tailed polydactyl female barn cat was being attacked by another cat. The owner turned on the back porch light to see what was going on. They saw a Coastal Red bob cat leaving the scene. Two months later their barn cat had a litter of unusually wild looking kittens."
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Lots of pictures here.
Labels:
animals,
bobcat,
cat rescue,
cats,
pet,
pixie-bobs
Monday, February 25, 2008
Adoption Fee ?
"So to those that insist on making money off of these animals by charging a fee, shame on you. It is repulsive to see ads on this site that require a “small rehoming fee” or “adoption fee.” Shame on you! No matter how you slice it, you are making money off of the buying and selling of animals."
"This is the official blog of Alley Cat Rescue. We will post cat news and information about Alley Cat Rescue."
"This is Chelsie---she is the fourth member of our family. We adopted her, but she chose us. Our life is enriched because she is apart of it. We didn’t intend to fall so madly in love with her—it just happened."
Labels:
adopt pet,
animal rescue,
animals,
cat rescue,
shelters
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