There are dozens of different holidays sprinkled throughout the year that celebrate everything from hot dogs (July 3rd) to naps (March 11th). It should be no surprise that there are days set aside to celebrate and help cats. There are millions of cat owners and cat lovers around the world, and they celebrate Global Cat Day on the 16th of October every year. Global Cat Day focuses on raising awareness, educating the public, and progressing cat welfare programs around the world. Read More...
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Learn more » Click to Skip Ahead A female guinea pig is known as a sow, whereas a male guinea pig is called a boar. Like most species of rodents, guinea pigs are very prolific and housing males and females together will almost certainly lead to breeding. However, the risks associated with breeding these animals (particularly for the female) makes it difficult to justify breeding these animals without the appropriate expertise. Read More...
Russian Blues are beautiful, mysterious cats with an instantly recognizable shade to their coats (hence their name). However, the eyes of the cat are even more captivating, as they are always a vibrant green.
In the TICA (The International Cat Association) and the CFA (Cat Fanciers Association) breed standards, the only eye color that can be registered as true to the breed is a vivid green.
But confusingly, some young Russian Blues don’t have green eyes, even though they are 100% purebred. Read More...
