…discovered that if very young kittens were handled extensively and stim- ulated tactilely, auditorily, and after their eyes open, visually, they grew more quickly, grew larger, and learned more quickly…
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…MAIL IT BACK IMMEDIATELY! FOOD FOR THOUGHT: My vet uses only a killed vaccine when vaccinating for rabies as required by Alabama state law. The vaccine he routinely uses is…
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…forms. Consequently, black panthers were almost always leopards or cougars. More rarely, the term panther is used to refer to the jaguar, again, especially extremely rare, darkly pigmented individuals. Of…
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…him upside down and giving him nice belly rubs. I could pick him up and turn him upside down and he would stretch out, fully trusting me and totally relaxed…
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…reproduction [whether intentionally or negligently], or to fail to prevent propaga- tion or reproduction”) would hold owners equally accountable for accidental or unintentional litters as for intentionally bred ones. If…
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…logging. But logging roads also give poachers access to lynx, which are curious and easy to trap. Lynx have been largely absent from logged and roaded areas, such as the…
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…more pounds. The Deacon family recently moved t o Southern California f rom San Rafael. A photo accompanied Jul ie ‘s above report, but unfor- tunately i t was too…
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…Iberia are t ightly framed, sparsely canpsed, essentially high-contrast black-and-white affairs: photojournalism in the Steichen, Stieqlitz, Carier-Bresson genre. But Vavra’s Cats w i t h its dense almost decadent textures,…
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…Chatita was lost for five 4ays. We, too, searched and camped out in likely and un- .kely places most of several nights and left the doors open, %oping for her…
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…it. Only one fairly lame breeder returned it. Again, recently we asked for nominations for the upxming elections. You must be terribly pleased with the current officers and directors as…
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