Cats are some of the easiest pets to own (or should we say that they own us?). Sure, they can destroy things once in a while and randomly puke in your slippers for no reason, but for the most part they enjoy sleeping, eating and purring on your head.
If you love cats as much as I do, this news will break your heart. In North Port, Florida, a man named Andrew Gerberich neglected his cats so badly that they resorted to cannibalism after they were not fed. He had a total of 26 cats on his property as well as 9 dead cats, some of which had been eaten by the others in an attempt to survive. Gerberich is being held on a bond for $915,000 for aggravated animal cruelty.
I remember the first time someone told me their theory that cat coat colors were linked to their personality. I brushed it off at the time, but in the years since then, I have heard it many times from a wide variety of people - from your average everyday cat lover to veterinarians.
Most cats don't do well on a long absence. They come home matted, skinny, and desperate for food and attention. But not Clive, a Norwegian Forest Cat who slipped away from his home in Nottinghamshire, England in October, 2014.
There is a new viral video trend that has cats terrified across the land. Yes, it's funny to us - mainly because the cats' reactions seem out of proportion to us. It's obviously not out of proportion to the cat, and experts are warning that scaring cats is (surprise!) not very good for them.
