Where Cat Lovers Shop
My cat Keats had a unique ready-for-anything disposition. He was the kind of kitty that would invite himself into my unsuspecting neighbors’ condos. If they left a door ajar while bringing in groceries, they’d soon find a fluffy black cat surveying their property. Read post ›
Cats come into our lives, and their past is often a blank. We know they have been affected by the things that have happened to them, we can see it in their personalities. But we can only guess the reasons for it. I met Barney on one of my trips back to the farm where I spent my teenage years. He had been, at one time, the top barn cat. Read post ›
For fifty years, my grandparents owned a small dairy farm in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. They started with four cows in the 1940s and at the peak of production managed a herd of 70 Holsteins. Having several barn cats was always essential to protect the cows’ grain from rodents. Read post ›
My appreciation of cats started when I was a baby. My family adopted a darling short-haired black cat from the Nashville Humane Association. My sister Kelley named him Blackberry, which the family eventually shortened to Bookie. Bookie was affectionate to all of us, but especially to me. Read post ›
Therapy animals bring comfort and healing to people in a variety of settings such as hospitals, nursing facilities, retirement homes, libraries, and schools. If you have a confident kitty, I encourage you to think about joining Pet Partners and sharing your loving feline. Read post ›
Three miles north of California near the Rogue-River Siskiyou National Forest, Out ‘n’ About Treesort features 12 unique treehouses which you can rent for the night. A friendly, well-fed black cat named Treelo oversees some of the property operations — primarily mice and lap control. Read post ›
Keats Byron is a female-owned Oregon small family business dedicated to celebrating cats and helping kitties in need.
