Included are a new format, new links, a new address, and new banners. My web address changed, the old one is on the old banners. If you wrote me to add yourself to the list of supporters, please do so again. Please know I was not ignoring your support. Automobiles, other animals, parasites and viruses all pose threats to the outdoor cat.
Overpopulation continues to be an issue of concern to cat-enthusiasts, as well.
Experts suggest providing indoor cats with outdoor amenities instead. Herb plants that are safe to chew on, interesting toys, lots of opportunities to play or even a second cat can keep your favorite feline satisfied and may also extend its lifespan. However, cats, like children, depend on us to recognize danger and protect them from harm. In addition to grass and fresh air, the outdoors poses many risks to your pets. Cat's don't usually resist the temptation of checking out neighbors' yards, the hoods of their cars, and their flower beds.