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Pepper the cat (Image: Yorkshire Cat Rescue) PEPPER and Sooty are seeking loving homes for 2023. Says Hayley at Yorkshire Cat Rescue near Keighley: 'Pepper is our longest resident. We're so sad she's still looking for a forever home. Pepper "Surely someone out there will look past her skin issues? We'll do all we can to provide support and will help with vet bills relating to her condition. Could you be the person is Pepper looking for? (Image: Submitted) 'Sooty is a young cat who recently had kittens, but her mummy duties are done now.

Sal lived with his family all his life before being brought into the shelter, so the change was a sudden and difficult one to get used to.

This post is part of a social shopper marketing insight campaign with Pollinate Media Group®, Litter Genie® and Fancy Feast®, but all my opinions are my own. Before you cat lovers get all up-in-arms, let me clarify my title. My relationship with my cats consists of a WHOLE BUNCH of love and just a teeny tiny bit of hate. But, who am I kidding? Anyone who owns a cat knows exactly what I mean. They are most often a total joy, but there are a few things than can make you just a little bit nuts. Let me start with the bad first and mention what makes up that tiny bit of hate.

The day did not begin as expected for Verity Hope. She had been due to spend a wet November morning making a trip to a vet with a reactive dog, but the client phoned in sick. Then another job cropped up: taking a dead rabbit to a pet crematorium.It may seem an eclectic set of requests, but for Verity and her animal ambulance it is the norm. Since the start of the pandemic, 4.7m households have acquired a new pet. Changes in work patterns and everyday pressures mean many need support.Into this melee has come an army of independent pet sitters and dog boarders, while Uber offers an option to travel with a dog.

By Dacher Keltnerc. 2023, Penguin Press$28, 336 pagesOf course, you've seen pictures of this. This mountain, this painting, the birth of a child, a singer on-stage, a perfect pirouette – you've seen pictures but they don't come anywhere close to real life, and how stunned you feel with those wonders in front of you. The goosebumps on your arms, the feeling that you've never seen anything so striking – as Dacher Keltner says in his new book 'Awe,' it's that feeling of 'WHOA.'The perfect melody, a prayer answered, and man, that view are all so incredibly beautiful that you almost cry.

A new season kicks off with a new generation of sickening queens and a back-to-back double-episode premiere party, featuring a BAD talent guest judge… It seems like it's not been that long since crazy Willow Pill was crowned and it's already time for us to check out a whole new cast of queens we'll all be getting obsessed with over the next few weeks. Tonight, we'll meet all the new dolls, see how they perform under the pressure of their first main challenge, and a very special pop star is our first guest judge.

Happy Valley (BBC One) | iPlayerStonehouse (ITV) | ITVXThe Rig (Prime Video)Ukraine: The People's Fight (BBC Two) | iPlayerAnd, lo, nearly seven years on, Catherine Cawood returns for the third and final series of Sally Wainwright's West Yorkshire magnum opus Happy Valley (BBC One). As played by Sarah Lancashire, Cawood is equal parts West Yorkshire police sergeant, grieving matriarch, avenging angel and grimly humorous revenge for every small-screen female character that's ever been badly or underwritten.

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Taylor Swift may have sung herself to a reported AUD$830 million fortune, but she faces some competition in the wealth stakes – from her own cat.Her pet Olivia Benson, a Scottish fold, has an estimated net worth of AUD$140 million after racking up millions of likes on Instagram and has starring alongside Ms Swift in several music videos.But Olivia is only the world's third richest pet, according to a report by All About Cats, an information website for cat owners.She was beaten to the top spot by a German shepherd from Italy called Gunther VI and an Instagram cat star called Nala.

This year's calendar from Cattitude Trust, crammed with paintings of cats and executed by the Visual Arts students of KC High in Chennai, is as lovely as ever. By Team Lounge LAST PUBLISHED 08.01.2023  |  11:00 AM IST Cats on the wallOne of my favourites, an annual product I look forward to every year, is the Chennai-based Cattitude Trust's fabulous cat calendars, the proceeds of which go towards kitty welfare. This year's calendar, crammed with paintings of cats and executed by the Visual Arts students of KC High in Chennai, is as lovely as ever.

By David Southwell For Daily Mail Australia Published: 02:10 GMT, 8 January 2023 | Updated: 02:10 GMT, 8 January 2023 People locked out of the rental market because they want to keep their pets could soon get a reprieve. NSW Opposition Leader Chris Minns promised to make rental laws much more pet friendly if he won office in the March state election. Under current laws, a landlord has to approve a renter owning a pet and doesn't have to give any reason for not doing so. People with pets may find it easier to secure rental properties in NSW if proposed new laws come in (pictured stock image) This has left many pet owners out in the cold with Australia suffering a severe shortage of rental properties.

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A mum who launched a fund-raiser to pay for life-saving medication for her disabled daughter's emotional therapy kitten says the family has been 'blown away' by the generosity of strangers.Stefanie Hempenstall, of Bellings Road, Haverhill, began the GoFundMe appeal two weeks before Christmas after Crumpet, her eight-year-old daughter Ivy Webb's kitten was diagnosed with FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis), a condition that is fatal without medication.Each bottle of the required medication, Bova, contains ten tablets, which last for about 12 days and costs £554.

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My partner Nick and I spent last Easter at a farmhouse in a Cotswolds village. We read books, enjoyed lunches on the terrace and took long walks along footpaths between the canary-yellow rapeseed fields. With an aga, original art works and an en suite bathroom with claw-foot bath, this limestone mansion would have cost thousands to rent – especially in the Easter holidays. But we stayed for free, in return for looking after the owners' friendly cocker spaniels, a long-haired cat and the children's hamster, while the family went skiing in the Alps.

Crimson Tide hands UK worst loss in series history, 78-52.