Cat

Flossie, a rescued tortoiseshell had 3 homes before going to UK rescuers. Then, a kind woman adopted her to live out her golden years.

She immediately thought Flossie was “perfect” and wanted to give her the best years of her life. Tiffany Two passed away peacefully in her sleep at age 27, 2 months, and 20 days. Then, the woman’s son cared for the cat, who was by then age 24. She lived in San Diego, California. Sometimes, she misses the litter box and needs help grooming but otherwise, she’s doing fine. Rubble was a fluffy Maine Coon who also resided in the UK. She lived in Austin, Texas and passed away in 2005. They share the bed at night, snuggling with each other. She had previously cared for four senior kitties, including a 21-year-old. She had good sight and hearing and could still go up and down stairs without issue. Yet the average lifespan tends to be around 13-14 years, with [cats over 15](https://www.bluecross.org.uk/advice/cat/how-long-do-cats-live) considered geriatric. [ cat age calculator](https://www.almanac.com/cat-age-chart-cat-years-human-years).

The five-year-old black moggy, named Lola, has been without an owner for 14 months after she was found neglected in a property along with two other cats and an ...

She survived by drinking water from a tap, but sweltered in the property because the "After her traumatic past, she really deserves to be happy; she's still a young cat and has her whole life ahead of her and we hope that sharing her story will help us find her a wonderful new home." "She's very independent and likes to do her own thing, but she also enjoys a little bit of fuss from the staff she's got to know here over the past 14 months. "They were also severely dehydrated, in part because of the overpowering heat in the property caused by an electric fire which had been left on in the lounge." An RSPCA spokesperson said: "The cats had torn open packets of pasta and couscous to try and stay alive. [cat](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/cats) who was forced to eat dry pasta to survive is now looking for a new home.

Lola is still looking for a new home more than 320 days after being rescued, following RSPCA prosecution of previous owner.

They were also severely dehydrated, partly because of the overpowering heat in the property caused by an electric fire that had been left on in the lounge. The cats had also torn open packets of pasta and couscous to try to stay alive. The RSPCA prosecuted Lola’s owner, who was given a 16-week custodial sentence suspended for 12 months, and banned from keeping all animals for five years. A starving cat that was forced to live among rubbish and several weeks’ worth of piled-up faeces has been rescued by the RSPCA. Lola has since made a good recovery at the RSPCA’s Great Ayton Animal Centre where its favourite pastime is playing with a ping pong ball. A vet who examined all the animals after their rescue by the RSPCA in January last year said she had never seen creatures so "ravenously hungry" before.

Five-year-old Lola was found in a house in Durham along with two other cats and an elderly blind dog after being repeatedly left to fend for themselves.

Lola adores cat treats, her box of catnip and playing with a ping pong ball in her pod. Lola was given a body score condition of only two out of nine and had to be put on a drip. The RSPCA prosecuted Lola's owner, who was given a 16-week custodial sentence, suspended for 12 months, and banned from keeping all animals for five years. Forced to drink water from the kitchen sink, the cats had torn open packets of pasta and couscous to try and stay alive. But she's sadly been overlooked by potential adopters and is now one of the longest-staying residents. Her new owners will need to be patient and give her space but we're confident she'll thrive and enjoy even more attention once she's settled. A vet who examined them after they were rescued by the RSPCA in January 2022 said she had never seen animals so 'ravenously hungry' before. But this little beauty is still looking for her forever home a year after being rescued and staff at the centre say that "after her traumatic past she really deserves to be happy." Could you provide a loving home for Lola? "After her traumatic past she really deserves to be happy; she's still a young cat and has her whole life ahead of her and we hope that sharing her story will help us to find her a wonderful new home." "She's very independent and likes to do her own thing but she also enjoys a little bit of fuss from the staff she's got to know here over the past 14 months. [Meet the 37 dogs and cats looking for their forever home after a lonely winter in kennels](https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/gallery/dog-cat-adoption-rehoming-newcastle-26296812)

'Sweet girl' Lola is still looking for her forever home more than 320 days after she was rescued.

Lola adores Dreamies, her box of catnip and playing with a ping pong ball in her pod. The RSPCA prosecuted Lola’s owner, who was given a 16-week custodial sentence, suspended for 12 months, and banned from keeping all animals for five years. The cats had also torn open packets of pasta and couscous to try and stay alive. But she’s sadly been overlooked by potential adopters and is now one of the longest-staying residents. The vet said they’d been suffering because of inadequate nutrition for at least six weeks and had they been left for another couple of days they would most likely not have survived. Lola was so hungry she resorted to eating dried pasta to stay alive as well as drinking water from the kitchen sink.

A serval is recovering at the Cincinnati Zoo after a traumatic experience that left it drugged and injured earlier this year.

He’s doing well, and the next step will be for our Cat Ambassador Program team to work with him and determine if he’s a good fit to be an ambassador animal. “In the process of getting the cat out of the tree ... Anderson says the expert told them, “I’d rather deal with a tiger.” obviously, the cat didn’t want to get out of the tree ... A zoo spokesperson offered the following statement Tuesday: and was “not excited” to be removed from the tree.

A serval is recovering at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens after a traumatic experience that left the animal drugged and injured earlier this year.

He’s doing well, and the next step will be for our Cat Ambassador Program team to work with him and determine if he’s a good fit to be an ambassador animal. “In the process of getting the cat out of the tree... Anderson said the expert told them, “‘I’d rather deal with a tiger.’” obviously, the cat didn’t want to get out of the tree... They can also jump seven feet in the air. A serval is an exotic cat breed native to Africa.

That iconic song by Phoebe Buffay on Friends was so funny because it's true. We pet parents love our cuddly fur balls, but, wow, can they make some stinkers.

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Hamilton County dog wardens responded to reports in January of a “leopard” spotted in a tree in Oakley. So they went to remove the animal and bring it to ...

The distressed serval – a native animal of Africa – escaped loose from its owner's car in Cincinnati and had to be coaxed down from a tree that it had ...

He will likely be behind the scenes for a while." I don't know if it was environmental or experimental." [animals](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/latest/animals), cannot be kept as pets in the state. [here](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/newsletter-preference-centre/). [cat](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/latest/cats) from breaking a leg. [drug](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/latest/drugs) in its system following a toxicology report.

A wild African serval captured from a tree tested positive for cocaine.

The zoo continues to care for Amiry, according to reports on Wednesday. Luckily for the officials that captured the African serval, they were not injured as the Cocaine Bear investigators were. Medical staff at the animal shelter began tending the feline that is unlike any other they worked on before. Dog wardens responded to reports of a leopard on a tree in the Oakley neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio. It was found to have cocaine in its system. Cell phone video showed a cat with a spotted golden coat and large ears perched on a tree branch.

Ohio authorities were flabbergasted to capture an escaped African wild cat in January that later tested positive for cocaine.

“Toxicology came back the animal was positive for narcotics,” Taylor said. Amiry has been transferred to the Cincinnati Zoo while an investigation continues. They’re known for having the largest ears of any cat, using them to detect movements in the grass like fleshy radar dishes. The cocaine cat caper unfolded during a January traffic stop. [the investigators in “Cocaine Bear,”](https://nypost.com/2022/12/01/the-real-cocaine-bear-story-behind-the-coke-fueled-rampage-for-blow-and-blood/) they weren’t harmed during the hunt for the snorting serval. [“Cocaine Bear”](https://nypost.com/2023/03/07/woke-movie-goers-say-cocaine-bear-encourages-drugs/) spinoff in the near future.

Proving cats don't always land on their feet, Pattaya rescue volunteers were called to extricate a feline impaled on a steel fence.

The African serval cat fled his home in Ohio while his owner was being arrested in January.

A zoo spokesperson issued a statement earlier this week: “The serval has been receiving veterinary care in our Animal Health Center since he was brought here. obviously, the cat didn’t want to get out of the tree... He continued: “In the process of getting the cat out of the tree... and our officers were working really hard to make sure they didn’t lose the cat in the process... Hamilton County Dog Wardens and Cincinnati Animal CARE responded to the calls and managed to get the big cat down. [African serval cat](https://www.ladbible.com/news/animals-couple-who-bought-kitten-online-find-out-its-actually-a-tiger-cub-20201008?source=lbozbl) is in the care of the [Cincinnati Zoo](https://www.ladbible.com/now/inspirational-cincinnati-zoo-have-responded-to-harambes-memorialisation-in-memes-20160822?source=lbozbl) and Botanical Garden after officials confirmed the animal tested positive for [cocaine](https://www.ladbible.com/news/woman-recalls-moment-caught-with-cocaine-20220729?source=lbozbl).

A woman who rescued an injured cat that had been hit by a car is appealing for donations to cover the cost of the animal's treatment.

I have 5 days to raise over £2500. Please help me save this little girl a second time❤️ many thanks and lots of love xx [#fyp] [#cat] [#donate] [#save] [#fundraiser] [#share] [#foryou] [#viral] [♬ Hold On - Chord Overstreet] The cat was unable to move her back legs and was dragging herself into a nearby ditch, which is common for cats to do when they are close to dying.

Wild African serval known as Amiry was captured by police in January after being spotted in tree.

Amiry was taken to Cincinnati Animal Care (CAC), a local animal rescue, for further treatment. Servals are wild cats native to Africa. [nearly 7ft in the air](https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2023/03/08/serval-exotic-cat-cocaine-in-system-now-at-cincinnati-zoo-police-stop/69984324007/). Charges are not being pursued at this time by the county’s dog wardens. And also [we were] pretty lucky because this cat could’ve shredded us apart and killed us,” the chief of the Hamilton county, Ohio, dog warden’s office, Troy Taylor, said [to WKRC](https://local12.com/news/local/exotic-cat-rescued-in-oakley-was-a-dangerous-serval-cat-that-was-on-drugs-cincinnati-animal-care-zoo-cocaine-broken-leg-).

Hamilton County dog wardens responded to reports in January of a “leopard” spotted in a tree in Oakley. So they went to remove the animal and bring it to ...

He’s doing well, and the next step will be for our Cat Ambassador Program team to work with him and determine if he’s a good fit to be an ambassador animal. So they went to remove the animal and bring it to Cincinnati Animal Care. [Anderson told](https://www.fox19.com/2023/03/07/cincinnati-zoo-takes-exotic-cat-after-daring-rescue-id-rather-deal-with-tiger/) [ Cincinnati Fox affiliate WXIX TV](https://www.fox19.com/2023/03/07/cincinnati-zoo-takes-exotic-cat-after-daring-rescue-id-rather-deal-with-tiger/). He will likely be behind the scenes for a while.” [according to Cincinnati CBS affiliate WKRC TV](https://local12.com/news/local/exotic-cat-rescued-in-oakley-was-a-dangerous-serval-cat-that-was-on-drugs-cincinnati-animal-care-zoo-cocaine-broken-leg-). [Cincinnati Animal Care](https://cincinnatianimalcare.org/) (CAC), though it suffered a broken leg in the process, [according to Cleveland.com](https://www.cleveland.com/nation/2023/03/an-exotic-cat-with-cocaine-in-its-system-is-caught-in-cincinnati.html).

A serval is recovering at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens after a traumatic experience that left the animal drugged and injured earlier this year.

He’s doing well, and the next step will be for our Cat Ambassador Program team to work with him and determine if he’s a good fit to be an ambassador animal. “In the process of getting the cat out of the tree... Anderson said the expert told them, “‘I’d rather deal with a tiger.’” obviously, the cat didn’t want to get out of the tree... They can also jump seven feet in the air. A serval is an exotic cat breed native to Africa.

The cat was found up a tree in Oakley, a neighbourhood in Hamilton County, Cincinnati.

Dog wardens in Cincinnati, Ohio were called out to the city's Oakley neighbourhood following reports of a “leopard” up a tree. The animal handlers were able to ...

The animal handlers were able to coax the big wild cat out of the tree and take him to a vet, who identified him as an African serval, which are illegal to own in Ohio. Dog wardens in Cincinnati, Ohio were called out to the city’s Oakley neighbourhood following reports of a “leopard” up a tree. A big cat found wandering the streets of a US city was found to have a taste for something stronger than catnip — cocaine.

The cat was found lounging on a branch in Cincinnati, USA. At the time of this report, the feline was under the care of the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical ...

After the cat was brought down from the tree and taken to Cincinnati Animal CARE’s facility, a toxicology test was administered, which revealed that the feline was high on cocaine. Afterward, the Cincinnati [Zoo](https://www.indiatimes.com/trending/animal/sumatran-tiger-gives-birth-in-england-zoo-593595.html) took over and brought the cat into its care. obviously, the cat didn’t want to get out of the tree... [cat](https://www.indiatimes.com/trending/animal/mouse-outsmarts-cat-in-viral-video-595318.html) out of the tree... Ray Anderson of the Cincinnati Animal CARE said that the wild cat was "not excited" to be removed from the tree. He also told Fox 19, "We got called in to get the cat out of the tree.

During a routine traffic stop an African serval leapt out the back of a car and escaped from police leading to a capture that eventually broke the coked-up ...

obviously, the cat didn’t want to get out of the tree ... He will likely be behind the scenes for a while.” [Fox19](https://www.fox19.com/2023/03/07/cincinnati-zoo-takes-exotic-cat-after-daring-rescue-id-rather-deal-with-tiger/): “In the process of getting the cat out of the tree ... They can jump up to 7ft in the air and are known for having the largest ears of any cat. Initially, experts thought it was a hybrid cat, and were shocked to find out it was in fact a serval, a native species to parts of the African Savannah. [police ](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/police)and raced up a tree following a [traffic ](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/road-traffic-accidents)stop in January.

Pickle had to be put down by vets after it was confirmed he would never be able to walk again.

When Pickle was found, the family discovered he couldn't use his back end and was unable to stand. We are investigating this and would urge anyone with information to call the inspectorate appeal line on 0300 123 8018 quoting incident 01034179 or the police." RSPCA animal rescue officer David Allen said: "It is devastating to hear what happened to poor Pickle and our hearts go out to his owners. [Soham ](https://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/all-about/soham)family have been left heartbroken as they were forced to put down their beloved cat after he was shot. The family had been desperately searching for their cat, who went missing on Monday (February 20) after being scared away by some noises. Pickle was given an MRI scan which sadly revealed that his spinal cord was damaged.

Cats can come in all shapes and sizes. But what is the smallest cat in the world? Here is what you need to know about the tiniest felines.

What is the smallest cat in the world? Its name means [ "Singapore" in Malaysian](https://cfa.org/singapura/), which is fitting since this cat originates from the country. It is the smallest wild cat in Asia. ](https://wildcatconservation.org/wild-cats/asia/rusty-spotted-cat/)With a length of between 5.9 to 11 inches, the rusty-spotted cat's tail makes up about half of its size. They are light beige and have large eyes and ears. ](https://a-z-animals.com/blog/what-was-the-largest-lion-ever-kept-in-a-zoo/) They have short round heads, long ears and two white streaks by the inner sides of their eyes. Get to know the tiniest cat species, breed But what about the other side of the scale? [Singapura](https://www.purina.co.uk/find-a-pet/cat-breeds/singapura) is the [smallest cat breed](https://www.purina.co.uk/find-a-pet/articles/cat-types/breed-guides/small-cat-breeds), according to Purina. They are brown-gray and have various dark streaks and marks over their bodies. The largest recorded tiger [ weighed around 846 pounds](https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/largest-feline-carnivore), while the largest recorded lion weighed [about 690 pounds.