I couldn’t resist taking some pictures of them playing, and then when I saw the photos again, I realized I just had to share it.
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Saying goodbye to a beloved animal companion from a place of inner peace, harmony, balance, and love. This is the true story of the euthanasia of my dearest life partner, Belfast Echo, a purebred Arabian mare. Echo was euthanized in 1998 at the age of 32, and this article was written not long after. While reviewing it for this post, I...
Overcoming Trauma and Grief at 10 Weeks Old by Nedda Wittels Copyright © 2022 Melissa arrived at my house around 11 p.m. on Friday, December 10, 2021, after more than 12 hours of travel, most of which was on Amtrak. She was in a state of physical, mental, and emotional exhaustion and trauma. She was grieving intensely for her mother,...
Melissa 9 weeks old. Photo by Indian Spring Cattery, Virginia A New Body. A New Life Plan. Copyright © Nedda Wittels 2022 I expected to wait for months and months for Melissa to reincarnate. In fact, I had asked Melissa to wait until February, 2022. Being Melissa, she hadn't said she would do that, but she also didn't say "no" to my request. ...
Photo by James Yarema on Unsplash Many people struggle to get their cats into cat carriers. There are several reasons why this happens. The carrier may smell funny because it's new. The carrier may carry the energy of fear from past trips or from other cats. The carrier may not be the right size for your cat. Your cat has not had an opportunity...
Is this box large enough for a family of 2 or 3 cats? Meeting Simple Feline Standards Because cats really do care about the location, size, smell, and cleanliness of their litter boxes, it is important to provide a toilet facility that meets their standards. Cats like to be clean. Since cats have to climb into a litter box and will get the...
Cats love to snuggle into cozy, dark places. Violet and Sakhara liked to sleep together. In the wild, cats use caves and other dark, cozy places for staying warm; having kittens; hiding from predators; recovering from injury or illness. When we bring cats indoors, their need for a "cat cave" remains. A cat cave provides security, warmth, and...
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