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Felis Catus: The Official Blog of Tabby's Place

A selection of our latest blog posts.

By Lisa Lauria
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The Community Mews, vol. 1 Spring 2019

Summer is just around the corner, but Spring has been extra exciting in the Community Room this year. Inside the walls and outside the windows, things are flying. This is highly exciting when you are a cat! If you’ve paid us a visit this Spring then you’ve met the new “Peep” in town. She’s a […]

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By Angela Hartley
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Trying times, part II

As it happens, Denni is telling Heather and Bucca and me a thing or two about trying gracefully.

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By Angela Hartley
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Trying times, part I

Some of them try too hard. Some of them try too little. Some of them try moderately. All of them live in my office.

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