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Grumpy Cat Is Not Impressed by TIME’s Photoshoot
<img src="http://timenewsfeed.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/cat-cover.jpg?w=480&h=320&crop=1" alt="cat cover" title="cat cover"/> Grumpy Cat visited TIME, and it was awful.6 Adorable Cat Behaviors With Shockingly Evil Explanations
Imitating Snakes to Intimidate You Anyone who has ever witnessed a visceral deathmatch between two angry cats is intimately aware of the blood curdling noises the cute little animals are able to create. Besides the demonically drawn out "Mrrrroww" that emanates from the very bowels of Hell itself, when a cat feels threatened, they always turn to the tried and true hiss.Snow Cats
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Never mind having a ‘fox in the box’, last night the was a feline on the field during the last-ever Uefa Cup Final. Thousands of football fans watched in amusement as the attention-seeking cat made its way on to the pitch. The animal sashayed over to photographers on the touchline at the Sukru Saracoglu Stadium in Istanbul. Having checked out the lensmen, the cat hopped back on to the pitch before heading into the stands – doubtlless to get a better view of proceedings. Like tens of thousands of British fans who didn’t bother tuning in for the game, the pussy decided enough was enough and it headed for an early bath. For the record, the moggy missed seeing Ukraine’s Shakhtar Donetsk beat German side Werder Bremen 2-1 in a drab game littered with mistakes.Man Built a Sanctuary for Homeless Cats
Yea, that was another thing Craig didn't do. Although he stated on his web page AND on TV shows he was featured on, that he "required" that all cats be fixed: over 75% of them were NOT fixed, and as a result, there were LOTS of pregnant females & kittens taken by ASPCA. It IS sad, but a place that's going to keep over 700 cats needs to somehow either be locally regulated-or someone needs to make sure these places ARE what they SAY they are. It just went way too overboard at Caboodles, for far too long. They estimated that hundreds of cats brought there for the supposed "Safety" and "utopia" it seemed to be, died either from neglect, or they had a major problem with coyotes, larger wildcats & wolves in that area. I feel SO sad for the families & people who entrusted this man with their "babies"... :( by Apr 13
Craig sounds like a person who just wanted to help but didn't know the best way to do so. I'm sorry to hear he both refused help and had his sactuary shut down. There's a woman in Phoenix who bought orange tree orchards and releases (stayed and neutered of course!) last-chance cats to live out their days in the fenced-in parameters. by Apr 11
Caboodle was shut down in Feb-as it needed to be. The man had over 700 cats, refused most offers of assistance, and about 550 of those that the ASPCA was able to catch, needed medical attention. My daughter, a healthcare worker in Tallahassee, had Gone over there several times wanting to volunteer to help. Craig wanted nothing to do with her, said he could do it all himself. (note: the first time my daughter offered help was almost 2 years prior to PETA's investigation). Some folks that know Craig, have claimed he is a "hoarder"; I just know as a former Vet Tech, who's had MANY pets, worked in zoo's, and co-founded a Wildlife Org., that ONE man can NOT care for over 700 "babies"! by Apr 11

