My Baby Cat

June 23rd, 2010 by Two-Legs

A furrt fixture at the Reynolda Gardens may have used up her nice lives. As Kimberley Van Scoy reports, millie’s health is rapidly deteriorating.

June 22nd, 2010 by Two-Legs

I just moved my kitten into my new apartment. I live with 5 other people and 1 of them has a dog, which is a rat terrier mix. I have no door to my loft so I put up a gate to keep the dog out and the cat hasn’t yet ventured out of my room without me, mainly because he’s smart and knows a dog is out there.

This is the third night of having him and they’ve seen each other a few times through the gate. The kitten is relatively unresponsive to the dog, mainly hisses if even that. The dog however sits at the gate crying and, when he sees the cat, starts barking and altogether freaking out. The dog is also taking to sitting in front of the gate and crying when he can’t see where me and the cat are.

Any suggestions?

June 21st, 2010 by Two-Legs

I love my kitten. I always wanted him to follow me around the house, and love me more. And play with me more. I know this sounds silly but other cat lovers, you must understand!
How do I get my kitten to follow me around the house?

June 20th, 2010 by Two-Legs

I have a pixie bob female kitten (Tache) who is 3 months and have just introduced a stray female kitten (who’s a keeper because of her rare color) who is about 2 months old. Tache gets along fine with my 4 y/o dachshund but when we introduced the other female into the house she became curious. I let the new kitten use the litter box and Tache became very offensive afterwards. Tache goes so far as to growl and moan like a bobcat when she sees the other female or if she smells her scent nearby. I am trying to avoid a "cat fight" in my home. Please help, any suggestions would be useful.

P.S. I have bought a separate litterbox and feeding system for the new kitten and am keeping her in a separate room.

June 20th, 2010 by Two-Legs

Five girlfriends in their early twenties live in the dingy port town of Incheon. A close-knit circle in high school, their paths begin to diverge as they step into the adult world. The cellular phones ring as the girls coordinate their meetings. A lost cat, Tee tee, enters the lives of these young women, passing from one owner to the next as circumstances pull lives and friends apart and others together. Please visit and support! hanjuice.blogspot.com