Deja Vu — Mouth Cancer Again?
As was mentioned in my ebook about frequencies my frequency adventures began when one of my feral cats, Pops, was diagnosed with cancer that was eating the bone of his jaw…. Read more »
Lion’s Secrets
It was in the summer when Lion showed up. I had recently moved to a rural area and having lived there before, I knew that unwanted cats were often dumped… Read more »
What, Exactly, Is A Feral Cat?
The usual description of a feral cat is: a cat that has reverted to living wild after being domestic, or the offspring of such a cat. But there isn’t anything… Read more »
Bullying & the Halfway House
This past summer I lost two of my older cats, Ember to cancer and Gunther to diabetes and kidney insufficiency. Ember had arrived at my house as a feral kitten…. Read more »
Right Hand Man without A Job
It was back in 2004 I think when I was relocating a feral cat colony because the land where they lived was being developed. Four of the old timers —… Read more »
What Happens to Your Animals if Something Happens to You?
At times I think the spirit of the Wild West lives on in my neighbourhood. Typically I think this when I have a Twit in a Truck Tailgating me. A… Read more »
Life of a Feral Cat
Meet Tattle-no-Tail. She lived at the Navy base during the six years I was doing trap/neuter/return for the feral cats there. The video shows her checking out my new trail… Read more »
Can Animals Enjoy Music?
Just recently, this past February, the journal Applied Animal Behavior Science published an article titled “Cats Prefer Species-Appropriate Music”. The authors of this article included Dr Charles Snowdon and… Read more »
Visiting the Animals’ Rainbow Bridge
The Rainbow Bridge Recently I have seen several posts on social media wishing for “visiting hours on the rainbow bridge”. The rainbow bridge is of course, a name for the… Read more »
Cats Who Go Home Hunting
Every so often when I write about feral cats someone will tell me about their experience. And sometimes it seems that cats will deliberately go home hunting. Jaye, for example,… Read more »