Feline News

Op-Ed: Who's to blame for world's fattest cat?

New York - Sponge Bob is the world's fattest cat, but who is to blame? Why was this cat allowed to get so obese? This article will help to explain the story of Sponge Bob, the world's fattest cat.

In the Media by Melissa Horrocks - 1 comment

Cat survives 19-story fall by gliding in air like flying squirrel

Boston - A cat with pure white fur plummeted from a 19th-story window only to somehow manage to get herself to sustain only minor injuries by landing in mulch. It is believed the aptly-named Sugar somehow managed to glide to the pile like a flying squirrel.

In the Media by Abigail Prendergast - 3 comments

Goes viral: Cat goes for doggy paddle in the sea

There are some breeds of cats that will dare to enter water but in general felines are not known for their love of the wet stuff or swimming. But a video going viral shows one cat's brave water adventure.

In the Media by Lesley Lanir - 15 comments

Newly-adopted cat saves owner's life

Sturgeon Bay - Amy Jung and her son Ethan recently visited the Humane Society near their home in Sturgeon, Wisconsin to play with the cats.

In the Media by Anne Sewell - 13 comments

'Cat breading' latest online sensation, gets the Colbert bump

Bread and cats don't usually go together, but now these two disparate things are joining forces to power the latest online meme: cat owners place their kitty's head through a piece of bread, take a photo and upload them to "cat breading" forums.

In the Media by David Silverberg - 9 comments

Top Cat title awarded to seizure-sensing feline

Bournemouth - A cat in the UK who senses epileptic seizures, and is credited with saving her owner's life, has been chosen as "Top Cat" in a recent competition.

In the Media by Lynn Curwin

Cats may not be as intelligent as previously thought

The debate about whether cats or dogs are the more intelligent pet will surely be re-ignited by a recent research project that indicated cats performed worse than dogs in cause-and-effect experiments involving tasty morsels on pieces of string.

In the Media by Julian Worker

Feline in missing socks probe

The owners of Henry,a one year old cat have taken to leafleting their nearby neighbours to see if they might be missing any socks.

In the Media by Jane Fazackarley - 2 comments

Feline Panleukopenia Strikes Animal Shelter

Panleukopenia may have found its way into a local animal shelter, and infected a few of the kittens and cats. Because of the kind of disease it is, Chemung County SPCA put the word out that none of the cats at the facility will be available for adoption.

In the Media by Debra Myers - 8 comments