Cats

If you like cats, you’re in fine company. Lincoln, Twain, Hemingway, and countless other great Americans from our history were cat admirers. Via Wall Street Journal. Here’s a kitten enjoying a drink of formula as though celebrating the occasion:

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Friday Catblogging: Milwaukee Zoo Jaguar Cubs

by JOHN ADAMS • 10/24/2014 • 1 Comment

Born 8.14.14: Posted at Daily Adams and FREE WHITEWATER.

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Friday Catblogging: Cat Appraises Singer’s Performance

by JOHN ADAMS • 10/17/2014 • Comments

Strong language as an irritable singer experiences a cat’s appraisal of her singing —

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Friday Catblogging: Honking Cat

by JOHN ADAMS • 10/10/2014 • Comments

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Friday Catblogging: Cattoo

by JOHN ADAMS • 10/03/2014 • Comments

For those preferring ink, a feline theme —

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Friday Catblogging: Cats Use a Windows Phone

by JOHN ADAMS • 09/26/2014 • 1 Comment

I’ve never met anyone who had a Windows-based phone, but at least one family of cats has one: They’re using a Nokia Lumia 930, by the way.

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Friday Catblogging: The Alley Cats of Japan

by JOHN ADAMS • 09/19/2014 • Comments

French photographer Alexander Bonnefoy went to Japan to photograph, and then publish as a book, photographs of the alley cats of Japan: The kitten-laden adventure took Bonnefoy from Okinawa to Hokkaido, down back alleys and up into trees. The cats he found ran the gamut of badassery as well. From the delicate ones with stunning…

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Do Big Cats Like Catnip?

by JOHN ADAMS • 09/12/2014 • Comments

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Friday Catblogging: Rigby the Cat Goes Sliding

by JOHN ADAMS • 09/12/2014 • 1 Comment

Rigby the Bengal Cat enjoys sliding on a smooth floor; your cat’s mileage may vary.

Animals, Cats, Film

Friday Catblogging: “The Private Life of a Cat”

by JOHN ADAMS • 09/05/2014 • 1 Comment

A great find, from Alexis C. Madrigal @ The Atlantic (The Best Experimental Film About Cats Ever Made): During the mid 1940s, Maya Deren and Alexander Hammid made films together as a husband-and-wife team. Who did what and who deserves the credit for directing or shooting their films remains disputed scholarly territory, but suffice to…