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The holidays are here, and we’ve got the ultimate holiday gift guide to help you find presents for your favorite feline and the minions who love them! Check out this ultimate buyer’s guide to find cat-themed gifts your family, friends, and coworkers will adore. And when they learn their gift helps cats in need, they’ll love it all the more. But as you’re browsing, don’t forget your kitty. The furry one deserves a bunch of great Christmas presents too! And be sure to write your name on the shopping list as well. After all, you’ve been nice all year! Treat yourself to something good, and shop with a smile, knowing everything you purchase from this iHeartCats Holiday Gift Guide for 2022 donates food, toys, and blankets to shelter cats. Here’s to pleasant shopping, and we wish you and your furry ones the happiest of holidays! The Ultimate 2022 iHeartCats Holiday Gift Guide #1 –   A ‘Christmas Miracle’ Illuminated Angel Cat Tree Topper with Beautiful Fiber Optic Lights Fill a ca...

When protecting their kittens, kitty queens can be quite fierce. Ask any of the cat foster families who’ve housed stray and feral mamas. They’ll tell you these wild mothers are some of the spiciest creatures you’ll ever encounter. But once many wild mama cats learn they aren’t in the thick of motherhood alone, that they’ve got a trusting and loving set of hands to help them raise their babies to happy, healthy, well-adjusted kittens, their feelings often soften where their foster moms and dads are concerned. Christine the kitty is one such nervous mom cat who fell for her foster mom, Megyn the Kitten Konnoisseur ; thanks to the kindness, love, and understanding, she showed the sweet tabby lady and her two kittens. Instagram A Chance to Relax Christine and her two newborn kittens were grateful to be rescued by the Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter in Georgetown, TX. Still, mama Christine just couldn’t relax in the busy shelter environment. But she wouldn’t have to stay ...

Greetings, my pawsome human minions. Forrest Wisewhiskers here again with the cat facts your noggin lacks. And today, we discuss drool. The soggy subject is on my mind and my fur because my cousin, Rhubarb, has come to stay with us for a week or so. He’s my mom’s sister’s cat and one fine houseguest. He respects my preferred spots, shares food with no issues, and even keeps to his corner of the litter box. Plus, we’re of a similar age, so we have aligned interests, mainly napping, snacking, and watching birds from the window. And our mothers are too cute watching us, just going to absolute pieces when they see us curled up in a nap together. Plus, Rhubarb and my auntie always bring offerings of new toys with them. So, it’s good when they come. But as much as I enjoy Rhubarb, he’s got this one habit that vexes me and sometimes leaves my fur soggy. Rhubarb is a drooler. And not just a few drips here and there. We’re talking puddles left on shirts and spots where he finds happiness...

Kittens are curious little beings, driven by the urge to know everything about everyone and everything that comes on their turf. And while some littles might hide away and take in facts from afar, some of the bolder kittens will meet the unknown head-on and aren’t afraid to get paws involved too! Young Miro is a gray tiger kitten of the bold variety, and when a strange newcomer showed up on his porch, he wasn’t afraid to pounce right in and introduce himself. And Miro’s dad was right there to catch the meeting on camera so we can delight in the kitten and his fawn friend! YouTube Spotted Stranger Is Too Cute Not To Touch Spying a spotted stranger, little Miro is oh-so-curious about the fawn lying on his front porch, he has to go over and give the baby a sniff. And when the young fawn doesn’t move, Miro then goes in for a different kind of inspection, bounding off the porch to touch the deer and sniff its soft ears. But because the fawn is just a couple of days old, it’s not sure...