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Today, January 15th, marks Wikipedia Day , a celebration of the world’s largest free encyclopedia and its mission to share knowledge. But let’s be honest—if there’s one topic that truly embodies the spirit of the internet, it’s cats ! From memes to famous felines, cats have captured our hearts and our screens. What better way to honor Wikipedia than to dive into how it chronicles the phenomenon of cats on the internet? Pic: Jerry from Sioux Falls,   CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons Cats: The Original Internet Stars Before social media influencers and viral dances, cats were the internet's true pioneers. The Wikipedia article “Cats and the Internet” offers a fascinating overview of how our feline friends became online sensations. According to the page, cats have dominated platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok with their adorable antics, mysterious allure, and often comical personalities. Fun Facts from Wikipedia: The phenomenon of cat videos dates back to...

Curl up with your cat this festive season and enjoy these purr-fectly delightful Christmas books! From heartwarming tales to fun activity books, there's something here for every cat lover. 1. The Christmas Cat ( by Melody Carlson ) A touching story about finding love, purpose, and a furry companion during the holiday season. Buy on Amazon 2. The Cat Who Came for Christmas ( by Cleveland Amory ) This heartwarming classic memoir captures the magic of adopting a stray cat during Christmas. Buy on Amazon 3. Sammy Claws the Christmas Cat ( by Lucy Rowland ) A delightful children’s book about a mischievous kitten saving Christmas. Buy on Amazon 4. Pete the Cat Saves Christmas ( by Eric Litwin ) Pete the Cat steps in to save Christmas in this colorful and fun holiday adventure. Buy on Amazon 5. Mog’s Christmas ( by Judith Kerr ) The belove...

Cats are mysterious and fascinating creatures. Their quirky behaviors often leave us wondering what’s going on in their little feline minds. To help decode their actions, here are 11 common cat behaviors and what they mean, with a sprinkle of festive cheer. Pic: PickPic/Paul, Kitten Kaboodle Kneading Pic: Cats Coming Cats love to knead soft surfaces, rhythmically pressing their paws in and out. This endearing behavior harks back to kittenhood when they kneaded their mother’s belly to stimulate milk flow. As adults, cats knead as a sign of contentment and relaxation. If your cat kneads on your lap, consider it a compliment—they see you as a source of comfort. During the holidays, you might find your kitty kneading a festive blanket or their favorite Christmas pillow, adding a cozy touch to the season. Purring Purring is one of the most recognizable and soothing cat behaviors. While it often signals happiness, cats also purr when they’re anxious, in pain, or seeking comfort. It...

Cats are fascinating creatures, and no matter how much we adore them, there’s always something new to learn. This festive season, let’s dive into ten surprising facts about our feline friends that will make you love them even more. 1. Cats Have a Festive Sense of Smell Pic: Annalisa I A cat’s sense of smell is 14 times stronger than ours. While we enjoy the aromas of pine trees and gingerbread, cats are picking up on every detail. But beware: some holiday scents, like pine oils and cinnamon, can be irritating or toxic to them. Stick to pet-safe diffusers and scents to keep your kitty comfortable. 2. Cats Can Dream of Sugarplums Pic: Kate Stone Matheson Yes, cats dream! During their REM sleep cycles, their twitching whiskers and paws suggest they’re reliving the day’s adventures. Perhaps your cat dreams of chasing ribbons or curling up by the fire. So let them nap in peace—they’re probably dreaming of Christmas joy! 3. Cats Use Their Tails to Talk Pic: Christin Hume A flicki...

The holiday season is a time of giving, and what better way to spread some festive cheer than by helping cats in need? Whether through your time, skills, or resources, there are many ways to make a difference for our feline friends. Here are nine thoughtful ways to give back to cats this Christmas: 1. Volunteer at Rescue Centers Rescue centers often need an extra pair of hands, especially during the busy holiday season. You can help by cleaning cat pens, socializing shy or nervous cats, or assisting with feeding and basic care. For cats recovering from illness or injury, your time spent nursing and comforting them can make a world of difference. Pic: PickPik Volunteering at a rescue center, such as Pink Paws Cat Rescue is also an excellent way to learn more about the challenges cats face and the incredible work these organizations do. Many centers welcome volunteers of all experience levels, so don’t hesitate to reach out. Even a few hours of your time can have a big impact. ...

Christmas is the season of giving, and finding the perfect gift for the cat lover in your life doesn’t have to be a challenge. Whether they adore quirky items or practical treats for their feline friend, there’s something for everyone. Here are eight thoughtful gift ideas that are sure to bring joy to both humans and their furry companions. 1. Custom Cat Portraits For a personal and heartfelt gift, consider a custom portrait of their beloved cat. These artistic creations can range from realistic oil paintings to playful digital illustrations. Many artists offer personalization options, such as including the cat’s name or capturing them in a festive setting. Pic: Paul, Kitten Kaboodle It’s a gift that’s as unique as their furry friend and perfect for decorating any space. 2. Cat-Themed Apparel Help them wear their love for cats proudly with cat-themed clothing and accessories. From cozy sweaters adorned with whiskers to socks featuring playful kittens, there are endless options...