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Cats, evidently, contain multitudes. On one end of the spectrum, they're getting spooked over LEGO sculptures of themselves, while on the other, they're effortlessly trouncing their owners at ...

Cats Protection’s National Cat Awards organizer Ashley Fryer said the feline’s entry form spoke volumes about his devotion to his owner.

The cat from Glasgow is in the running for a Cat of the Year award.. Owner Michelle Scott, 51, a social worker, says: “I’ve always had cats but Kiki is like no cat I’ve known. "We got her as ...

Cats Protection/Guinness World Records. The oldest cat who ever lived, Crème Puff, reached the age of 38 years and three days. They died on August 6, 2005.

Muffin is affectionate but will only be a lap cat when she decides. She would want your attention to herself, so will need to be the only pet. Muffin will be fine with older children, she is quite ...

U.K. charity Cats Protection says that, while kittens usually get everything they need from their mom, they may need your help sometimes, so you should learn how to care for them before birth, in ...

AMAMI, Kagoshima Prefecture--While all residents of Japan are issued a My Number Card, domestic cats on Amami-Oshima island will also soon get a similar ...

Design studio Lukecharles has devised a new brand identity for UK charity Cats Protection, establishing its “warmth and authority” with bespoke typography and an ownable colour palette. Since its ...

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Cats Protection, the U.K.’s biggest cat charity, gave the idea of draconian containment measures short shrift, saying “pragmatic solutions like keeping cats indoors at dawn and dusk can ...

Cats Protection, the UK’s leading cat charity, said it has already seen the number of cats on its waiting lists grow by 20 per cent compared to this time last year, with fewer people adopting cats.