I will always have a soft spot in my heart for punk rock music, because it was the first cultural scene I was a part of. Many of my most formative moments were spent as a young punk rocker, and it was within the scene that I was first exposed to a movement that adequately expressed the depth …
We Talk to Old-School Punk Nathan Levinson About Shelter Reform Read More »
Missy the 13-year-old cat was a local fixture at a bus stop in Hampshire, England. She died recently after a brutal attack. Her tormenters remain at large, but her community responded with an outpouring of tributes and a crowdfunding campaign to purchase a plaque in her honor (the remainder of the proceeds will go to …
RIP Missy: We Pay Tribute to U.K. Cats of Public Transit Read More »
Cats constantly leave little reminders for us, letting us know they’ve been in our space … or rather, we’ve been in their space. I always laugh when I visit friends who apologize for the cat hair on their furniture. I tell them it wouldn’t feel like home if the place was free of feline fuzz. …
The practice of trap-neuter-return has helped reduce community cat populations in the U.S. since the late 1960s. Possibly the most famous group to practice it is the Stanford Cat Network, founded by Nathan Winograd in 1989 to deal with the estimated 1,500 cats who lived in the campus area of Stanford University in California. Over …
Utah State University’s Aggie Cats Celebrates 10 Years of TNR Read More »
