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Please Take Me Home
In Please Take Me Home, Clare Campbell takes us on a journey with the nation's rescue cats, from being treated as pests throughout history to being the pet of choice today. For a long time, stray cats in Britain were seen as a nuisance and hunted down as vermin. Having invited this wild, independent creature into our homes, humans did not extend their welcome for long. Over time, thousands of cats were subsequently abandoned and left to live on the margins of survival. There were, however, the kind few who sought to help. But these good spirited people were often scorned, even derided as 'mad'. A Princess of Wales was even told to stop helping lost cats in order to avoid a royal scandal; the story was kept a secret of state for years. It would take over a century for strays to become the beloved rescue cats of today, with some now gaining celebrity status, such as Downing Street's Larry or Street Cat Bob. Please Take Me Home is a fascinating and insightful history through the ages of the struggle for cats to exist in domesticity alongside mankind.
The Great Cat Café Rescue
Isla is frustrated by the time it's taking to rehome the cats at Poppy's Place. Then she has a purr-fect idea - they could host a cat adoption event on Valentine's Day. But just as the plans for the Great Cat-acular are coming together disaster strikes - Poppy's Place is flooded! Can Isla come up with a plan to save the day?
For the Love of Rescue Cats
The perfect read before you bring your rescue pet home, For the Love of Cats is a witty and informative book on all things feline-related. From illustrating the many facets of their personality to learning the best ways to care for them, this is a great resource to give your rescue cat the life they’ve always wanted.
The Great Sicilian Cat Rescue
Numerous visitors to Mediterranean countries have found their holiday punctuated by trips to feed hungry feral cats. Some try to save injured and sick felines. Not many have gone to the lengths of Jennifer Pulling with her one-woman campaign, Catsnip. Set against the beautiful and sinister backdrop of Sicily and its enigmatic people, the book charts Jennifer's journey as passionate defender of the island's often abused and ill-treated cats. With no previous experience, she raises funds and, organises teams of British, American and German vets to work in improvised and clandestine surgeries.
Kitten Rescue
Helping animals, having fun! The bestselling Animal Ark series has been reimagined for a new generation of children. Perfect for animal lovers and fans of Holly Webb and Magic Animal Friends. Animal-mad Amelia is sad about moving house, until she discovers Animal Ark, where vets look after all kinds of animals in need. When they discover some baby kittens, Amelia and her new friend Sam are determined to help. But the kittens need their mum, and she's gone missing! Can Amelia and Sam track her down in time? A brilliant animal series from multi-million selling author Lucy Daniels, loved by parents and children alike! "I remember reading these books as a child myself. Now buying them for my own daughter. . . Delightful stories!" "I love this series of books. They made me realise how special animals are!"
The Fluffy Little Cat
Gwinny is a little fluffy cat who finds herself alone and pregnant on a cold night. Luckily she is rescued and given shelter. This enchanting story tells her tale from the time she was rescued right up to her own happy ending. A great choice of book to introduce children to the concepts of rescue and neutering of cats, with beautiful illustrations by Zoe.All proceeds from this book go to Yorkshire Cat Rescue, a no-kill charity helping to save the lives of approximately 1000 cats and kittens each year.
The Great Sicilian Cat Rescue - One Englishwoman's Mission to Save An Island's Cats
Numerous visitors to Mediterranean countries have found their holiday punctuated by trips to feed hungry feral cats. Some try to save injured and sick felines. Not many have gone to the lengths of Jennifer Pulling with her one-woman campaign, Catsnip.Set against the beautiful and sinister backdrop of Sicily and its enigmatic people, the book charts Jennifer's journey as passionate defender of the island's often abused and ill-treated cats. With no previous experience, she raises funds and, organises teams of British, American and German vets to work in improvised and clandestine surgeries.On her voyage of discovery she encounters the gattare (cat ladies) who devote their time to saving colonies of feral cats; she challenges Sicilian bureaucracy and risks prosecution by the authorities; and she discovers an unknown Sicily, gaining an understanding of the island's history of domination by numerous cultures and the Mafia.Incredibly moving, while peppered with humour, this is the story of one woman's mission to rescue an animal she loves, as well as an insight into a unique culture and landscape.
Please Take Me Home
In Please Take Me Home, Clare Campbell takes us on a journey with the nation's rescue cats, from being treated as pests throughout history to being the pet of choice today. For a long time, stray cats in Britain were seen as a nuisance and hunted down as vermin. Having invited this wild, independent creature into our homes, humans did not extend their welcome for long. Over time, thousands of cats were subsequently abandoned and left to live on the margins of survival. There were, however, the kind few who sought to help. But these good spirited people were often scorned, even derided as 'mad'. A Princess of Wales was even told to stop helping lost cats in order to avoid a royal scandal; the story was kept a secret of state for years. It would take over a century for strays to become the beloved rescue cats of today, with some now gaining celebrity status, such as Downing Street's Larry or Street Cat Bob. Please Take Me Home is a fascinating and insightful history through the ages of the struggle for cats to exist in domesticity alongside mankind.
Letters from a Little Black Cat
'I like my tea weak and black' When Monny went to her new home on the farm after being rescued and raised by Joy Herring, a photo of Monny drinking her new owner's cup of tea set off a chain of letters between the cat and her foster mum. The letters tell of her adventures on the farm with her new best friend Stella, a Whippet cross dog, and the intrusion of the visiting kitten Ziggy. Along with this story are other cat rescue stories, which give an insight into what rescue entails. It's a journey that is sometimes very sad, sometimes thought provoking and sometimes very funny.
Mad Cat Bloke
Youve heard of Mad Cat Lady, now meet the male equivalent. Who would have thought that when Ruth and Kim lost their treasured dog Gyp it would lead to adopting two kittens and a young dog, and then gradually increase the number of feline lodgers at their house to eleven cats? It would also set in motion a life of theft, drug abuse, relentless psychological training, vagrancy and debauchery. And thats just the cats! Enter a world of cats and cat rescue as seen through the eyes of Kim Wells aka Mad Cat Bloke.
