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Posted: Sat 31st Dec 2022 Member of Parliament for Clwyd South Simon Baynes MP attended a reception hosted by the UK's largest cat charity to find out more about feline welfare issues. The event held at the House of Commons, was a chance to discuss ways to improve the lives of cats and their owners, from cat microchipping to enabling more people in rented housing to own pet cats. Cats Protection's Head of Advocacy, Campaigns and Government Relations Madison Rogers said: 'We were delighted to host our reception in the House of Commons to discuss cat welfare, which is an important issue for many people across the UK.

But what stood out most of all about Sarah's outfit were her shoes: they featured cat ears, eyes, noses, and whiskers, on a black, velvet background. They also had a chunky white sole.The shoes were the Cool Cats Velvet Slip-On Trainers by Charlotte Olympia. They are currently sold out, but were retailing on Selfridges for $235, or £192.Selfridges stated: 'Charlotte Olympia's beloved Cool Cats trainers are a must for any feline lover. Offered in plush velvet, the label's classic kitty face embroidery adds a playful touch to casual looks.

New Delhi, Dec 31 : Global cellular internet of things (IoT) module shipments grew by only 2 per cent (on-year) in Q3 2022, as China led the market followed by North America and Europe. According to a report by Counterpoint Research, China's shipments decreased 8 per cent (YoY) in Q3 due to a resurgence of Covid-19 cases. Automotive, router/CPE, PC, industrial and point of sale (POS) were the top five applications in terms of value in Q3. However, some of this demand decline was offset by an increase in the residential, smart door lock, patient monitoring, registrar device, smoke detector, drone, smart meter and automotive applications.

BUSINESS/ECONOMYINDIASCI-TECH Global cellular internet of things (IoT) module shipments grew by only 2 per cent (on-year) in Q3 2022, as China led the market followed by North America and Europe. According to a report by Counterpoint Research, China's shipments decreased 8 per cent (YoY) in Q3 due to a resurgence of Covid-19 cases. Automotive, router/CPE, PC, industrial and point of sale (POS) were the top five applications in terms of value in Q3. However, some of this demand decline was offset by an increase in the residential, smart door lock, patient monitoring, registrar device, smoke detector, drone, smart meter and automotive applications.

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Multisensory research shows that sounds can influence how people perceive dynamic visual events. A new study investigated whether characteristic sounds (like a cat's meow or a kettle's whistle) can bias visual object recognition. In three studies, participants showed a bias to perceive ambiguous objects in a manner consistent with the sound being presented. This cross-sensory effect was only observed when the sounds occurred at the same time as the visual objects were being revelaed. Three decades of psychological research show that our visual and auditory senses work together.

Cat's got your tongue — but shouldn't get your hair ties. Veterinarians in South Carolina were flabbergasted when they removed more than three dozen ponytail holders from a cat's stomach. A Good Samaritan brought the feline, Juliet, and two other cats into the Charleston Animal Society after they noticed the kitties had been left behind when their owners moved out of state, per station WCBD. Leaders at the animal hospital thought Juliet was healthy upon arrival, but after several weeks she became lethargic and stopped eating.

Kentucky basketball head coach John Calipari spoke to reporters on Friday afternoon, ahead of the Cats' tilt against the 2-11 Louisville Cardinals on Saturday inside Rupp Arena. Calipari gave praise to the Cards, despite the slow start. You can watch the entire presser above: More on CJ Fredrick's finger injury here. Game notes from the loss can be found here. Want the latest on national football and basketball recruiting, including Cats targets? Head over to SI All-American

A cat has received furious insults and even death threats after the feline was seen swimming in a dogs-only race. Gus the cat even placed in the dogs-only event that saw the Scotland Island Dog Race scuppered by a feline invader, in what may be the most mundane sequel to Cats & Dogs.Still, owner of Gus, Glenn Druery, had entered his cat into the race for "a bit of a laugh" but was left with outraged dog racers foaming at the mouth after his pet cat won the contest.READ MORE: Hapless crook slips on ice while pulling gun in blunder like a 'scene out of Home Alone'Taking part in the 550-metre stretch race between Scotland Island and Church Point in Sydney, Australia, Gus the cat beat out the K9 competition.

Tori and Bert are looking for a new home (Image: Cats Protection) A tabby recovering from cancer surgery is hoping for a brighter future in 2023 by finding a new home where she can remain with her brother. Twelve-year old Tori was handed into Cats Protection's National Cat Adoption Centre, in Chelwood Gate, in November alongside her sibling Bert, after their owner moved home and could no longer keep them. Tori was found to have a cancerous tumour on her back which needed to be removed. Having recovered from surgery, Tori and Bert are now looking for a new home where they can continue to enjoy each other's company.

Michael House's Classical Cat (#3) and jockey Umberto Rispoli win the $100,000 Eddie Logan Stakes Friday, December 30, 2022 at Santa Anita Park, Arcadia, CA. In a driving finish, Phil D'Amato's Classical Cat was all heart as he was up to win Friday's $100,000 Eddie Logan Stakes at Santa Anita by a half length. Ridden by Umberto Rispoli, the 3-year-old colt by the Scat Daddy stallion Mendelssohn got a mile on turf in 1:34.38. Alert from the gate, Classical Cat was third at the rail, about 1 ½ lengths off early leader Game Time around the Club House turn, maintained his rail position heading to the far turn while into the bridle, tipped out three-deep at the top of the lane and overtook First Peace to his inside late while holding off race favorite Nagirroc to his outside in an extra game performance.

A giant black and white Newfoundland dog named Belle and a matching tuxedo cat named Bears have become the best of friends while living in the same house, each becoming emotional support for the other. Newfoundland and cat are each other's emotional support animals According to their human Emilie, Bears had already lived with them when Belle came into the picture. Apparently, it was love at first sight, perhaps because of their matching fur. We hoped that they would get along. The first time we introduced them Belle was accepting and curious as any puppy would.

Juliet on the exam table, courtesy Charleston Animal Society Juliet on the exam table, courtesy Charleston Animal Society by: Tim Renaud Posted: Dec 30, 2022 / 07:12 PM EST Updated: Dec 30, 2022 / 07:12 PM EST NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A cat who underwent surgery to remove 38 hair ties from its stomach has died. The cat, named Juliet, was dropped off at the Charleston Animal Society by a good Samaritan after it was discovered the cat was left behind when her owners moved out of town. Juliet was suffering some kind of blockage and could not eat.