Cat and Kitten Zone Blog

Toward the end of his life, Ted Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, was working with scientists at NASA to develop a new educational program for kids featuring his mischievous feline, the Cat in the Hat. Although Geisel died in 1991 before the collaboration… dr-seuss - Cat in the Hat - NASA - Public Broadcasting Service - Cats

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A small black kitten that a Good Samaritan rescued from a group of boys who were tossing her around

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A kitten stuck behind a concrete wall for several days is out and alive thanks to the Monroe Fire Department.

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The two-month old kitten was apparently the target of a chemical attack to its face and then tossed around like a baseball. The kitten’s struggling on to life.

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More than a half-century ago, the Cat in the Hat was on a mission.

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Leslie Moss from Palm Beach Island Cats was taking a kitten in for a routine vet visit at Island Animal Hospital when she first saw the little critter.

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Augie, a tabby calico kitten, wakes up from a nap Wednesday afternoon in the cat room at the Brookhaven Animal Rescue Leage. Augie is one of several kittens and cats that will be available for two-for-one adoption during the month of September.

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by KYW’s Nan Talleno Feline Chronic Renal Failure or CRF is very common in older cats of all breeds and may unfortunately be the most common cause of death in senior cats. It is an extremely serious chronic condition resulting in irreversible deterioration of kidney functions. Symptoms to watch for may include loss of appetite,

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A cat with eight remaining lives survived a harrowing 12-mile ride this morning in the engine compartment of a car.

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Cincinnati is in the throes of a feline frenzy, according to animal rescue volunteers.

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