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What do you get the cat who has everything? A piano, apparently.
Yes, Nora the cat plays the piano. After her piano playing was captured on video, a piece of music was written around the notes she had played, resulting in this spectacular video.
Ah one, two, three, paw…
They say cats are independent but it is rare to find one so independent that it deserves its own bus pass. But that’s exactly what adventurous moggy Casper from Plymouth, England does. The 12 year old kitty explorer regularly hops on the number 3 bus for a spot of local sightseeing fun. Furs please!
This is the remarkable tale of Hugo, the cat who saved his neighbour from a burning building. Hugo to the Rescue!!
As engineer Andrew Williams slept a fire broke out at his home in Bracknell, Berkshire. However, due to a recent redecoration, his smoke alarms had been moved, meaning that he had nothing to wake him up.
If it wasn’t for Hugo, who came in through the cat-flap and started pawing at the father-of-two’s face, Mr Williams may not have woken up. Ever again.
“ The fire chief said that I had better buy the cat a big piece of fish because he saved my life,” said Andrew Williams, adding “I’m just so thankful to that little fella.”
It brings a whole new meaning to the term ‘Rescue Cat’.
Whe
n a new-born Chihuahua’s mother died giving birth, Halo Animal Rescue, based in Phoenix, urgently had to find a solution to save the puppy’s life.
Worker Heather Allen called Animal Control to find another dog that was nursing but, worryingly, there were no dogs nursing at that time. All hope of saving the little black puppy seemed to be fading fast.
However, Allen applied some lateral thinking and came up with a remarkable and unconventional solution. She asked if there were any other animals nursing and discovered that there was a black cat who had recently had a litter of four kittens roughly the same size as the puppy.
The puppy was carefully introduced to the mother and her feeding kittens and, amazingly, she accepted it. The kitten’s mother seemed to have no objections about feeding an extra mouth, even if it happened to belong to a dog.
A week has since passed and the puppy, now named Leia, is thriving. Could this be the first step in building a bridge between cats and dogs?
Read the full story (and watch the adorable video) on the USA Today website.
