Who Exactly is Gertrude of Nivelles, Better Know As The Patron Saint of Cats? You May Be Surprised!
Every year during the annual March St. Patrick's Day celebrations, cat lovers try to remind people there's another Saint to honor. That is Gertrude
The First of Its Kind! Three Week Old Mummified Saber-Tooth Cat Found Dates Back 35,000 Years
It's simply amazing that in this day and age, archaeologists are still making new discoveries! But due to their dedication to uncovering the mysteries
Orange Tabbies May All Share a ‘Marmalade Gene’ and Ancient Ancestor
We all know orange cats are a mystery and enigma, as no kitty shows more than our own Marmalade! What's going on in that
The Beckoning Cat: Harbinger of Good Fortune
Surely you’ve seen it before: the figurine of a cute white cat donning a golden jingle attached to a red collar, sitting on its
The Cat Who Inspired The Genius
Mačak (pronounced as MA-jak) means “a cat” in Croatian. And one cat named this, literally changed the world. Even though a name like that
Museum’s ‘Meow Night’ Allowed Cats to View Ancient Egyptian Felines in Shanghai!
We love finding new places where we can enjoy time with cats. Recently, we shared a beautiful new cat co-working space in St. Petersburg,
A 75-Year-Old Story Reminds Us Karma Can Be Swift for People Who Abuse Animals
Being cruel to animals or other people always comes back to bite the person doing the abuse. But so often, it seems Karma has
Stray Calico Cat Single Paw-dedly Brought Prosperity to a Railway and Became a Goddess in Japan
For a cat lover, it might seem like a fantasy to take a ride on a luxury railway decorated with images of cats. And
From Ancient Cats to Today, Cats Still Rule the World
When it comes to ancient house cats, you might automatically think of Egypt and the Near East. Indeed, the first domesticated cats may have
This 1911 Book Shows Cat Memes Predate the Internet over 70 Years
Cat memes, pictures of cats with funny captions may seem like a recent trend. However, a 1911 book titled "Kittens and Cats: A First