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Meet Sheba, the oldest cat in Dewey
September 8, 2010
From: capegazette.com - Delaware
Feline still going strong at 25
 

“It’s like a close relationship,” he said. “I’ve had a couple of girlfriends come and go, but she’s always there.”




Worth a try? Cat researcher says Fluffy will wear a collar
September 8, 2010
From: USA Today

In fact, in almost 60% of cases, the animals' tolerance of collars exceeded owners' expectations that their cat would keep the collar on without much trouble.




Cat colony spared at Ontario prison
September 7, 2010
From: CTV.ca - Toronto

Shaw said the inmates were vocal about wanting the cats to remain on the prison grounds. She got an earful during her first visit to the prison to see the cats in March 2010. "As we were being shown some of the cats that were hanging around the back of the kitchen, there were men... standing along the fence yelling 'Save our cats. Save our cats. Save our cats,"' Shaw said.
"It was quite touching."



'The Cat in the Hat' is back! With a new animated show on PBS that is . . .
September 5, 2010
From: NY Daily News

"The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That" launches Monday on PBS (Ch. 13, 9 a.m.), as part of the PBS Kids series, and if it took a long time, Theodor Geisel's widow, Audrey, and his last editor, Kate Klimo, say they believe they've gotten it right.



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