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JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Hitam, a lively black-and-white stray cat has been spayed and returned to the loving arms of Alvin, a parking attendant in a bustling street in Indonesia’s capital.
Luxury carmaker Jaguar has defended a rebrand that drew widespread criticism on social media this week.
In 2020, prospectors seeking mammoth tusks in eastern Siberia found a bundle of fur protruding from the icy bank of the Badyarikha River. The diggers knew they were looking at something rare: the Ice Age mummy of a cat cub.
A Thai period drama is facing investigation and boycott calls over suspected animal cruelty after a black cat was sedated to portray being poisoned in one of the episodes.
Xinderella the foster cat has a microchip, a human guardian and a stable home, but she lives in a state of regulatory limbo. Under murky new rules governing cats in Singapore’s public housing, she is not registered to the apartment where she sleeps.
Like many social media users, Kevin Rudd, a former prime minister of Australia and its current ambassador to the United States, has posted a range of things online: a plug for his new book, cheers for his Australian rules football team and many photographs of his cats.
TOKYO (AP) — Nobuyo Oyama, best known as the raspy voice of Doraemon, the beloved cartoon robotic cat from the future, has died. She was 90.
