MESSYBEAST CATS : GENERAL INTEREST

MESSYBEAST CATS GENERAL INTEREST
The Barnstaple Cat Case 1889 - Are Cats "Property"? Bell's Life in London Tortoiseshell Tomcat Saga Bipedal Cats (historical) The Boarding House Cats (1887) - Short item on cat disposal British Cat Food Brands - A History British Cat Magazines - A History and American Cat Magazines - A History Cat Hunting for Sport or Control Cats Eating People? Cats in Advertising Cats in Bionics, Biotechnology, Space and Spying Cat Keeping Habits in Britain Cat Keeping in Britain and America Compared Cat Racing in Belgium & The Great British Cat Racing Hoax Cats' Meat Man Cats' Meat Man in Song and Story Cats or Bloodsports - Which is More Cruel? Catskin Earls Catty Sayings and Their Derivations Catty Saying - No Room to Swing a Cat Consolidated Black Cat Company and the Cat-Rat Ranch Eccentric Cat owners - Anne Wiltshire Feline Folktails and Superstitions In Our Own Image - Anthropomorphic Cats Inquests Where Kitty Was the Cause of Death (19th & early 20th Century) The Katzenklavier (Cat Organ, or Cat Piano) Kawaii Cats - Cartoon Cuteness Kittens' Head Hat Craze (And Other Uses Of Stuffed Kittens) (1880s) Kucinta: Cats of Singapore and Malaysia Landseer's Longhaired Cat Linechasing from Found Pedigrees Medieval Washing Cats Nicodemus - New York's Fake Champion Cat of the 1890s Nineteenth Century Cat Turning and the Self-Righting Reflex The Cameronian Cat / The Presbyterian Cat / The Old Seceder's Cat Perfume-Coated Cats - Why do Some Cats Naturally Smell of Flowers? Peter Alupka, The Talking Cat Photographing Your Cats (A very simple guide) Role of Cats in Myth and Religion Role of Cats in Nursery Rhymes Role of Cats in Urban Myths Saint Aelwaer's Cat Stamford Cat Show Mouse-Killing Contest (1903) Tigers Loose in London and Lions Loose in Birmingham! Whimsical Naming of Cats
CATS - FRIEND OR FOOD?
Warning: This series of articles contains distressing images. 1. What the West Sees, What the West Ignores 2. Racial Slurs and Stereotypes 3. Where and Why Cats are Eaten 4. Recent Cases 5. Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Cat Eaters
ARTWORK
Silver and Gold (Seasonal Card Design) The Hybrid (Big Cat Logo) "Mercedes" and "Dinner" (Ink drawings)
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