Maggie, our featured feline - read more at the foot of the page, and also access the photo without the puzzle effect

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Feline Fragments is written/compiled by
Patrick Roberts

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Feline Fragments

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Feline Fragments, as the words suggest, is designed to accommodate all those little pieces of feline-related material that don't really fit on our other pages, and/or are too short to warrant a page on their own. I think it'll grow quite quickly: I already have other ideas in progress. There may be bits of poetry, news items of interest . . . all kinds of bits and pieces of 'cat stuff' that we come across and think are worth passing on.

We hope you'll enjoy it: and of course if any readers care to contribute, please do — we'd be delighted!

Contents

Fragments 1
What it means to be a cat owner
Why do cats purr?

Fragments 2
Where do pets come from?
Ten Commandments of the Gentleman Cat

Fragments 3
Mogwasher
ASCII cat
Pardon for Witches and Cats
Very expensive kittens!

Fragments 4
Dear Dogs and Cats . . .
Fruit Salad to go with the Cream
Cats are Top Dogs

Fragments 5
Katz is Human

Fragments 6
Colin (the cat) meets Colin (the Secretary of State)

Fragments 7
Cats with ASBOs (Anti-Social Behaviour Orders)

Fragments 8
James, the Council cat

Fragments 9
Cats belonging to aviator James H. ('Jimmy') Doolittle, and chess grand master Alexander Alekhine

Fragments 10
Koko (the gorilla) and All Ball

Fragments 11
Dorofei, the Kremlin Cat


Other sections:
Famous Felines
Featuring Felines
Fabled Felines
Feline Folios
Feline Fun
Feline Philately
Feline Flotsam

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Our featured feline: your companion through the Feline Fragments section is Maggie. She came as a kitten from Powys Cat Rescue. One of their volunteers had earlier seen her wandering around, apparently uncared for, and thought her rather young to be just left to roam around. The person 'responsible' for her said she 'didn't care', and so the youngster was taken in for rehoming. She was about 4 months old when I brought her home; she seems a very self-assured soul, probably because of her early experience, and was soon climbing all the available trees in the garden. She has grown into a handsome and affectionate cat, with superb whiskers; she spends a lot of time out and is a demon hunter. As the photo shows, she also loves getting into things! (see it here without the puzzle effect)


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