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 kitten found in Central Austin tested positive for rabies and city health officials are desperate to find anyone who came in contact with it.

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CRUEL yobs buried a kitten alive in a hole beneath a pile of bricks and soil.

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So that animosity doesn’t kill the cat, marketing efforts are afoot to rebrand felines as more glam than granny.

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Innovative conservation project in Pakistan sees a slow but sure rise in the number of the endangered big cats For more than 10 years, Shafqat Hussain has been on the trail of the endangered snow leopard. He has heard the beast’s growl, and has seen its pugmarks against a snowy track. But his dream, of coming eye-to-eye with the elusive nocturnal feline, remains unfulfilled. “If you’ve seen the …

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This weekend, Heart of the Valley Animal Shelter will hold a special two-day “Feline Fun” event to commemorate International Homeless Animal Day. The event will raise awareness about pet over-population, reach out to the community to adopt shelter cats, and feature a raffle and free refreshments.

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The cat found marinating in the trunk of a car gets to use another of its nine lives, complete with a new owner and a new name

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A visually impaired kitten that was abducted from the San Francisco SPCA last year is back home after it was found wandering the streets of New York City.

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The questions you ask will help your vet diagnose and treat your cat. That means a happier and healthier pet.

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Your first greeting upon entering Read More Books often came compliments of a friendly feline. The next nod was from the unassuming, bespectacled fellow behind the counter, who, more often than not, had his nose buried between pages.

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