Let’s get ready to SNUUUUGGGLLLLLE!! We’re just days away from the Hallmark Channel’s eighth annual Kitten Bowl! And, while you may have plans to watch some other game that’s happening on the same day, Kitten Bowl takes place hours before it, so don’t worry! You’ll be able to watch them both! On Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. […]
Another Super Bowl is this weekend, and as millions tune in to watch the Bucs and the Chiefs battle it out on the field, guess what we will be looking out for? That’s right, commercials featuring CATS! While we wait for the newest ads from the companies that shell out $5.5 million for 30 seconds
Steve is an eight-month-old ginger cat who is the leader of his own flock of lambs. He started out as an indoor cat, owned by Amanda Whitlock in Waitotara, New Zealand. During the cold winter months, Amanda would bring her lambs inside the home to keep them warm and something unusual happened. He developed an unusual
Optina Monastery is an Eastern Orthodox refuge in Kozelsk, Russia. A daily procession of blessings is among the many ancient rituals followed by the monks who live there. As Father Sergey Kuzmich walks the grounds, giving blessings to the monks, the cats join him and are blessed, too. The monasteryis home to ten stray cats
A 37-meter-wide figure of a relaxing cat with a striped tail, pointy ears, and wide eyes has just been discovered in the Nazca desert in Peru. The Nazca lines are home to many geoglyphs, or designs on the ground, that were created around 2,000 years ago. They were created by people making shallow incisions on
August 18th, 2020 marks the 100th anniversary of the ratification of 19th amendment, granting all American women the right to vote. Now, you might be asking, what in the world does women’s suffrage — the right to vote — have to do with cats?! You see, when suffragists were fighting for the right to vote,
What’s so special about black cats? A lot more than you could have imagined. To honor the most important black cat holiday of the year, National Today — America’s favorite online destination to celebrate quirky and fun holidays — is sharing 5 reasons we love these mysterious felines: 1. THEY HELP US FIND ROMANCE There’s nothing
Like many newscasters and meteorologists around the country, Indiana’s 14 First Alert Chief Meteorologist Jeff Lyons set up a green screen in his living room and has been giving weather forecasts from home during the coronavirus lockdown. Anyone who’s has a cat at home and has been working from home lately knows they always have
Two puppies found themselves orphaned, motherless and hungry. Luckily they got some help from an unlikely place. The pups – only around 2 weeks old – were rescued from the side of the road after a car hit and killed their mother. The tiny puppies were still too young to eat solid food. Fortunately, the
Lake Oswego, Oregon resident Steve Munt is on a mission to send his late cat where to cat has gone before – he plans to send has ashes into orbit around Earth in a satellite. Munt runs a popular Twitter account for his cats with a following of over 12,000 people. If his beloved cat
