Editor’s note: This story originally appeared in the March/April 2016 issue of Catster print magazine. Click here to subscribe to Catster magazine. In the last decade of her life, my grandmother adopted a sweet adult calico cat named Cali. I remember Cali curling up on the sofa next to my grandmother, gently purring as Grandma …
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It pushes against my cheek to wake me up, it sniffs pretty much everything I eat before I eat it, and it’s always sticking itself in my business. I’m talking about my girl Ghost Cat’s nose. It’s pretty and pink, and now it’s a gold pendant worn around my neck, thanks to the Precious Metal …
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I’ve shared my life with many cats over the years, and each one has shown an affinity toward a particular type of toy. Some have gone nutso over anything stuffed with catnip, others preferred feather-based toys — especially when attached to wands — and still others got their jollies batting around jingle balls of all …
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