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Your cat might enjoy this. Feel free to print it out and put it up by the litter box.

Two things that Youtube watchers just can't get enough of:  people falling down and funny cats.  Why?  Who knows!  But please keep those videos coming, especially the cat ones.

Okay, what is going on with goats? Don’t they know that cats are the animals that dominate the Internet.

There's an elderly couple in San Augustine County with so many feral cats on their property they're asking for help finding homes for all of them. The couple has reached out to several animal welfare groups, but they have yet to find anyone who will take the animals off their hands.  They've been feeding the cats because they don't want to see them die, according to KTRE.  What would you do? Read

There are animal lovers and then there's this guy.

If you don't have your dog or cat vaccinated for rabies, now is a great time to do it. Positive rabies cases are popping up in several counties across Texas in animals including skunks and raccoons, and to avoid the risk pets should have the shots. Earlier this year an airdrop program put tiny packets of rabies vaccine on the ground with bait to attract skunks, and although that's expected to help

Wow! Now this is GREAT! Who says animals can't communicate?

Pet lovers never say "die", and as a result, they tend to live heartier lives than those of us putting in the OT at the job each week.  It's been well published that cat owners, for example, typically experience lower blood pressure than non-cat owners.  If only I wasn't allergic!

Giovanni Francesco di Bernardone was never ordained as a priest, but is revered as one of the most notable religious figures in history. He was pronounced the patron saint of animals in the year 1228 (Saint Francis of Assisi), and because of this it is customary for churches to conduct services for animals, blessing them on the Sunday nearest to the anniversay of the death of Saint Francis on Octo

Just this morning, on my way to work, I encountered three stray dogs in three different locations roaming our landscape.  Two younger animals (1-2 years old) and a third pooch with more than a touch of gray around his mouth.  No collars!  No I.D.!  All three allowed me to get close enough for some well needed affection.  Spent about 10 minutes with each, then after leaving the "scene of the c

Check out these adorable photos of pets dressed up for the holiday season.