So, like all of you I hug Cody (when he lets me) EVERY SINGLE DAY....but...today be sure to hug your Kitty because it's National Hug Your Cat Day!
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Thursday, June 4, 2020
Wednesday, September 25, 2019
Sending PAWSitive Thoughts and Lots of Love to Marg
From our furiend Ann in case any of you missed this:
"Dear Marg ~ so many of you know her well, and love her much, has
suffered a severe injury to her back. At this time, more information is
not available, she is not in hospital at this time ... but will be undergoing
some testing soon and we'll do our best to keep all of you, her friends,
up to date.
For now, please share prayers for her well being, her comfort ...
and for her healing ... Thank You, as always for caring."
Friday, June 7, 2019
June is Adopt-A-Cat Month and we #GIVEACRAP !!
CELEBRATE ADOPT-A-CAT MONTH
WITH WORLD'S BEST CAT LITTER™
BY SHOWING THE WORLD YOU
#GIVEACRAP ABOUT SHELTER CATS!
As long time users of World's Best Cat Litter (we have been using it ALL of Cody's 12 years with maybe one or two test runs of other litter that led us right back to World's Best, and I am fairly certain Angel Bobo used it as well), we are proud to voluntarily (which means we were NOT compensated to help spread the word), take part in their latest campaign where they are aiming to donate up to:
World's Best Cat Litter is making it easy (and free) for you to help donate up to ONE MILLION pounds of litter to cats in need through their GiveLitter™ program. All you have to do is share the hashtag #giveacrap on your social media, along with a picture of your cat. For every post, they will donate 1 pound of their high-performance corn litter to one of their shelter partners.
WITH WORLD'S BEST CAT LITTER™
BY SHOWING THE WORLD YOU
#GIVEACRAP ABOUT SHELTER CATS!
Finally a campaign that is right up our alley!
It speaks to Cody and I LITERALLY and figuratively !!
As long time users of World's Best Cat Litter (we have been using it ALL of Cody's 12 years with maybe one or two test runs of other litter that led us right back to World's Best, and I am fairly certain Angel Bobo used it as well), we are proud to voluntarily (which means we were NOT compensated to help spread the word), take part in their latest campaign where they are aiming to donate up to:
ONE MILLION POUNDS OF LITTER
TO SHELTERS ACROSS THE U.S.!!
HOW TO HELP DONATE 1 POUND OF LITTER
POST A PIC. #GIVEACRAP. HELP SHELTER CATS.
POST A PIC. #GIVEACRAP. HELP SHELTER CATS.
World's Best Cat Litter is making it easy (and free) for you to help donate up to ONE MILLION pounds of litter to cats in need through their GiveLitter™ program. All you have to do is share the hashtag #giveacrap on your social media, along with a picture of your cat. For every post, they will donate 1 pound of their high-performance corn litter to one of their shelter partners.
Now go ahead, click here to get your own frame, upload a photo of you and your kitty and share on social using #GIVEACRAP
Friday, December 21, 2018
"Oh Christmas Card Tree, Oh Christmas Card Tree!! How Festive Are Your Branches!!"
Hi everyone!! In case you forgot who I am, it's Cody! Why would you forget me? Oh, just because Mom hasn't helped me blog in OVER A WEEK!!! Do you believe it? It's been OVER A WEEK since either Mom or myself have blogged. Mom said she just wasn't "feelin' it", well, good for her, I had to put my paw down because I AM "feelin' it" and I wanted to start today with another Christmas card post.
This one is different! This post features the cards I have received so far via snail mail (Mom has assured me we will blog about the ecards at some point next week). Of course, after Mom took photos another card came, and that pawson wanted to send us a card so badly they accidentally sent two!! (and they were different cards!). Mom and I love them both!
If you notice in the photo above, there are cards attached to my cat tree!!!! Mom said she had a quandary this year as to where to put MY cards (not hers and Dads, not Dakota's but MY cards) because I am a lucky kitty and I get so many!
So, Mom came up with the genius idea of attaching some of them to my cat tree so that I may enjoy them at my leisure (my entire day is spent at "my leisure" but I digress.) Here are some photos of my tree and the wall next to my tree where we have also displayed my cards.
I loved Mom's idea...until she decided to stick some loser Detroit Lions ornaments that they send to the season ticket holders each year, on to MY tree! I told Mom I didn't want losers represented on MY tree (even if they ARE members of the feline family), but she didn't listen.
Poor Dakota! I would have posted his cards too, but I didn't want him to feel bad since he only received about 10 so far and I have way over 20!!!!! Oh and Mom and Dad only received four and two of them are from the same pawson!!
Thank you so much to all of our furiends who sent cards, we love each and every one of them!
Before I forget, wait til you see the PAWESOME Secret Paws package I received!! OMC it is just the BEST!!!! Mom and I are going to blog about that on Monday for sure! Mom took a bunch of photos and we have to go through them but we will post on the blog Monday! We tried to write our Secret Paws a thank you note but we couldn't locate their email. We wanted them to at least know that their package arrived yesterday and today we opened it and I am one HAPPY KITTY!!!! You will find out who they are on Monday and we will thank them properly then. In the meantime we are happy to be pawticipating in the Feline Friday Blog Hop sponsored by Comedy Plus!
This one is different! This post features the cards I have received so far via snail mail (Mom has assured me we will blog about the ecards at some point next week). Of course, after Mom took photos another card came, and that pawson wanted to send us a card so badly they accidentally sent two!! (and they were different cards!). Mom and I love them both!
If you notice in the photo above, there are cards attached to my cat tree!!!! Mom said she had a quandary this year as to where to put MY cards (not hers and Dads, not Dakota's but MY cards) because I am a lucky kitty and I get so many!
So, Mom came up with the genius idea of attaching some of them to my cat tree so that I may enjoy them at my leisure (my entire day is spent at "my leisure" but I digress.) Here are some photos of my tree and the wall next to my tree where we have also displayed my cards.
I loved Mom's idea...until she decided to stick some loser Detroit Lions ornaments that they send to the season ticket holders each year, on to MY tree! I told Mom I didn't want losers represented on MY tree (even if they ARE members of the feline family), but she didn't listen.
Poor Dakota! I would have posted his cards too, but I didn't want him to feel bad since he only received about 10 so far and I have way over 20!!!!! Oh and Mom and Dad only received four and two of them are from the same pawson!!
Thank you so much to all of our furiends who sent cards, we love each and every one of them!
Before I forget, wait til you see the PAWESOME Secret Paws package I received!! OMC it is just the BEST!!!! Mom and I are going to blog about that on Monday for sure! Mom took a bunch of photos and we have to go through them but we will post on the blog Monday! We tried to write our Secret Paws a thank you note but we couldn't locate their email. We wanted them to at least know that their package arrived yesterday and today we opened it and I am one HAPPY KITTY!!!! You will find out who they are on Monday and we will thank them properly then. In the meantime we are happy to be pawticipating in the Feline Friday Blog Hop sponsored by Comedy Plus!
Tuesday, October 30, 2018
8 Tips to Keep Your Cat Safe This Halloween
FROM CAT CHAT WITH CAREN AND CODY; THIS POST FIRST APPEARED ON OCTOBER 3, 2014.
That wonderful time of year where we can hear the leaves crunch beneath our feet, ghouls and goblins lurk around every bend, delicious candy and snacks are plentiful, who wouldn't like such a fun holiday? Well, I'll tell you who....CATS that's who!! (for that matter dogs too, but that is something for Dakota to handle, since this blog is devoted to CATS!!)
Halloween is right around the corner and can pose special dangers to our precious pets that we must be aware of. Let's "pawse" and reflect about these potential hazards:
1) Even if your cat is a social gadabout, do not let he/she out unattended on Halloween
(or near Halloween for that matter) Black cats are in greater danger than many others due to some evil minds that want to expose them to awful "tricks" on Halloween.
2) Always make sure your cat is either microchipped or wears a collar (good rule of thumb for all year), but especially if he/she becomes "spooked" at Halloween and takes off for parts unknown. By having the proper identification, should your cat "go missing", the odds of it being returned are much greater than if it had no identification at all.
3) CANDY IS A HAZARD!! That goes for candy wrappers as well. They can cause choking and chocolate can be toxic! Also candies that contain artificial sweeteners! Never, ever leave candy laying around unattended. Remember:"curiosity killed the cat"
4) Confine your cat to one room if you are hosting a party or when trick-or treaters are at your door.
5) Candles and lit pumpkins can be a hazard. Cats are naturally curious. Tails can be accidentally singed, fires can be started due to being knocked over. Opt for flameless candles instead.
6) I am not overly enthused about dressing cats up for Halloween, (or anytime, but YES, I have done it for a hot second to take photos and that is about it.) If you are determined to dress your cat up for Halloween please try the costume on ahead of time to see how well he/she handles it. Make sure the costume enables her to see, breathe, hear and move around comfortably. Never leave the cat unattended while still in costume. If your cat struggles and balks at being dressed in a costume, for cat's sake, TAKE IT OFF! I am more of a fan of a hat or bandana as Cody is wearing above.
7) Most Cats do not enjoy Halloween parties, parades and God Forbid Trick-or-Treating!! These events are scary and are torture for your cat! Enter the cat's photo in an online photo contest instead. The noises of parties, parades and being outside, as well as the extra stimulation, are the purrfect invitation for the kitty to "exit stage left"
8) If you are leaving for the night, the same suggestions that I have mentioned for the 4th of July or anytime you will be away are the same for Halloween. Leave the TV or radio on throughout the evening to distract the cat from outside noises that might be frightening.
Follow these tips to help ensure that you and your cat have a Halloween that is only full of kitty approved treats and totally trick-free!!
Did I miss any?
Let me know in a comment below.....
That wonderful time of year where we can hear the leaves crunch beneath our feet, ghouls and goblins lurk around every bend, delicious candy and snacks are plentiful, who wouldn't like such a fun holiday? Well, I'll tell you who....CATS that's who!! (for that matter dogs too, but that is something for Dakota to handle, since this blog is devoted to CATS!!)
Halloween is right around the corner and can pose special dangers to our precious pets that we must be aware of. Let's "pawse" and reflect about these potential hazards:
1) Even if your cat is a social gadabout, do not let he/she out unattended on Halloween
(or near Halloween for that matter) Black cats are in greater danger than many others due to some evil minds that want to expose them to awful "tricks" on Halloween.
2) Always make sure your cat is either microchipped or wears a collar (good rule of thumb for all year), but especially if he/she becomes "spooked" at Halloween and takes off for parts unknown. By having the proper identification, should your cat "go missing", the odds of it being returned are much greater than if it had no identification at all.
3) CANDY IS A HAZARD!! That goes for candy wrappers as well. They can cause choking and chocolate can be toxic! Also candies that contain artificial sweeteners! Never, ever leave candy laying around unattended. Remember:"curiosity killed the cat"
4) Confine your cat to one room if you are hosting a party or when trick-or treaters are at your door.
5) Candles and lit pumpkins can be a hazard. Cats are naturally curious. Tails can be accidentally singed, fires can be started due to being knocked over. Opt for flameless candles instead.
6) I am not overly enthused about dressing cats up for Halloween, (or anytime, but YES, I have done it for a hot second to take photos and that is about it.) If you are determined to dress your cat up for Halloween please try the costume on ahead of time to see how well he/she handles it. Make sure the costume enables her to see, breathe, hear and move around comfortably. Never leave the cat unattended while still in costume. If your cat struggles and balks at being dressed in a costume, for cat's sake, TAKE IT OFF! I am more of a fan of a hat or bandana as Cody is wearing above.
7) Most Cats do not enjoy Halloween parties, parades and God Forbid Trick-or-Treating!! These events are scary and are torture for your cat! Enter the cat's photo in an online photo contest instead. The noises of parties, parades and being outside, as well as the extra stimulation, are the purrfect invitation for the kitty to "exit stage left"
8) If you are leaving for the night, the same suggestions that I have mentioned for the 4th of July or anytime you will be away are the same for Halloween. Leave the TV or radio on throughout the evening to distract the cat from outside noises that might be frightening.
Follow these tips to help ensure that you and your cat have a Halloween that is only full of kitty approved treats and totally trick-free!!
Did I miss any?
Let me know in a comment below.....
Thursday, April 19, 2018
Kittenhood: capture a kitten on camera for International Cat Care (iCatCare) photo competition
If there’s one thing the
internet loves, it is kittens and this year feline charity International Cat
Care (iCatCare) is searching for photos of kittens for its annual photography
competition.
With the brand-new theme of ‘Kittenhood’ the charity is inviting both amateur and professional photographers from across the globe to enter images of adorable newborns and curious kittens (up to six months of age) – whether they’re snoozing, playing, or just looking irresistibly cute.
With the brand-new theme of ‘Kittenhood’ the charity is inviting both amateur and professional photographers from across the globe to enter images of adorable newborns and curious kittens (up to six months of age) – whether they’re snoozing, playing, or just looking irresistibly cute.
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©iCatCare_Shaun Foster-Henson (1) |
Now in its sixth year, the
competition has collectively attracted over 12,000 entries from all over the
world. Eve Davies, who has run the competition for the last three years, said:
‘Over 2000 images were sent into last year’s Street Cats competition and the resulting calendar sold out! We’re
hoping that this year’s competition will be more popular and successful than
ever to help us celebrate our 60th anniversary and to raise vital
funds for our work.’
Twelve winning images will be selected by the iCatCare judges to feature in the charity’s 2019 calendar (and other materials) which will be sold to raise funds for the charity’s welfare work, with one of these being crowned the overall winner and gracing the front cover. All twelve winners will each receive a certificate, copies of the calendar and a selection of iCatCare merchandise. The overall winner will also receive £500 in prize money.
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Cody as a kitten!!! |
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another "oldie" of Cody as a Kitten |
To find out more and to
enter, visit: www.icatcare.org/photography-competition. The
competition is currently open and has attracted 1,500 entries already. The
competition will close on 1 May 2018, and winners will be announced on
iCatCare’s social media accounts shortly after.
About International Cat Care (iCatCare)
International Cat Care is a charity dedicated to improving the health and welfare of cats worldwide.
International Cat Care is a charity dedicated to improving the health and welfare of cats worldwide.
The International Cat Care vision: all
cats, owned and unowned, are treated with care, compassion and understanding.
The International Cat Care mission: to
engage, educate and empower people throughout the world to improve the health
and welfare of cats by sharing advice, training and passion.
For more information, please visit http://www.icatcare.org or https://www.facebook.com/icatcare
Monday, January 1, 2018
Welcome 2018! Happy "Mew" Year!
Wishing everyone a Happy, Safe, Blessed, Healthy and Wonderful New Year!
Thank you for your visits, for your comments, for your friendship!
We love you all!!!
Cody and Caren
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