Wild Cats

Hola everyone! Someone asked a question about people adopting wild cats. They also asked if I would adopt a wild cat if I had the space in my yard. The answer for me is no. And why do I say no? Because since it would be a WILD cat, it would be very hard to train to "like" people. Also I have seen comercials on Animal Planet about people who have adopted wild cats and even TIGERS. But one day, the tiger became too wild and basically attacked the owners. This is why I would not adopt a wild cat. Well thanks everyone!

-Parris

P.S. I just finished a super-duper great book called The Cats of Roxville Station. It is from a cats point of veiw and has very, very interesting facts about cats. (I will try to post as many facts as I can). I recommend this book to cat lovers all around the world!!!!!!! :D :D

Hi everyone. I don't really have anything else besides the lesson for today. So the lesson for today is: If you love cats and you are alergic to them, (I know many friends that are,) there are some cats that your allergies don't re-act to. If  I'm right, the maine coone cat has very low dander. (This is the stuff on the cat's tounge that makes people alergic.) This means that people are less alergic to this cat and can have one! But, it's different for everyone. My sister's friend's dad had a cat growing up and he was alergic but he is alergic to my cats! It's really weird how this works with the dander and all but you can also talk to a docter about allergy medicine. Thanks everyone!

-Parris

Hey and welcome back! Sorry about the late post today. I had a babysitter and we were all over the place! Anyway, I have some exiting news! My Cutest Kitties will soon be opening their first ever POLL! You will get to vote on different things every week or two! As soon as we figure out how to get a poll on this blog, (it's kind of confusing) you will be able to vote on different things such as; What cat breed do you like best, or, How many cats do you have? Like I said, My Cutest Kitties first poll will be coming soon! Thanks!

-Parris

Hello and Happy Memorial Day everyone! I want to make this post about 3 things. First, if you read this blog, please to your friends and family. (That love cats of course). Second, you can ask questions by leaving a comment. And the Third thing is the Cat Lesson for today: If you are going to adopt a cat or dog or any animal thats domestic, it's best to adopt from an animal shelter instead of adopting a breed cat. There are a bunch of homeless cats out there at the animal shelters, so please adopt from an animal shelter INSTEAD from a breeder. Thanks everyone!
-Parris


P.S. Here is a picture of Luke/Manly/Mobey:

A New Kitty

Hello my fellow cat lovers! Its been a long, long time since I've worked on my blog. (sorry by the way). Anyway, I'm down to 3 cats now.  :(  Our 15 year-old cat died a couple of weeks back in April.

But on the bright side, right now we are fostering a little 12 week-old kitten that is named Luke from Dent County Animal Shelter. I want to re-name him Manly and my mom can't decide betweeen Moby and Manly. (you can comment and recommend a name or vote for one.) We introduced him today to the other cats. So far its going ok.

Which brings me to the lesson for today. When you're trying to introduce other cats to a new cat, the best choice is to do it in a neutral place and try to bring them together with food. (this kind of worked with my cats). Thanks!

-Parris K.L.

P.S. I will try to get a picture of Luke/Manly/Moby