61. Cougar Mauls Cherry Hill Woman Anytime someone who is involved with captive wild felines is injured, Breeding of large wild felines is much less common then it was 10 years ago. http://www.bigcats.org/abc/attacks/cherryhill.html

Report from Ben Willis Cougar mauls Cherry Hill woman From a US mailing list, post by Lyn Culver, April 2002 A Cherry Hill woman, Christine Lee, 36, remains in Mena Medical Center in stable condition after being bitten on the upper and lower arm by a newly-purchased adult cougar on Monday night. According to her husband, Robert, Lee entered the cage while the cougar was feeding and it attacked her. "She got in there with him and she got bit twice on the arm, "said Mr. Lee. "We purchased the cat Sunday from a man in Horatio, who had three or four big cats. This one was originally a wild one but was hurt and nursed back to health, then kept in captivity for about five years. "My sister had one and I had been around them before," he continued. "My wife saw the ones in Horatio and wanted one so I bought it. It got away the first night we got it home (Sunday) but didn't go far and we tranquilized it and brought it back to the cage. The next night it got a hold of my wife when she went in the cage." Arkansas Game and Fish Officer Phillip Abernathy said a 911 call came in about 6:25 Monday night. "The First Responders and the Ambulance crew were there when I arrived, and they were caring for the woman in the ambulance," said Abernathy. "We believe a combination of alcohol and inexperience played a significant role in this incident. I highly recommend that if you intend to keep an animal like this, you get some professional training before bringing it home. I believe this kind of incident is one of the reasons we have big feral cats in Arkansas. People buy these creatures and find out that they're not as compatible or as wonderful as they thought, and they end up releasing them into the wild rather than finding appropriate homes for them."

62. St. Petersburg Times Online: Seniority Wisconsin s wild felines have a taste for our songbirds and consume 7.8million to 219-million birds a year, according to state researchers. http://www.sptimes.com/2005/07/26/Seniority/Why_felines_must_have.shtml

Place an ad Calendars Classified Forums ... Text-only News sections Entertainment AP The Wire Business Citrus County ... Find your local news section Weekly sections Brandon Times City Times Homes Outdoors ... Xpress Special Sections Arena football Buccaneers College football Devil Rays ... Yellow Pages Subscriber Services Subscribe Renew Help Advertise Place an ad In print Online Market Info Join Us Internships Scholarships Times Jobs Contact us Why felines must have nine lives By LaVERNE HAMMOND Published July 26, 2005 Recently America's Dairyland made the nation's headlines. It had nothing to do with our Green Bay Packers or our famous Door County fishboils. Wisconsinites were in the news because of our overpopulation of cats - feral ones. Wisconsin's wild felines have a taste for our songbirds and consume 7.8-million to 219-million birds a year, according to state researchers. Alarmed by this massacre, some Wisconsinites had suggested that the state declare open season on these critters. Naturally, cat lovers were up in arms. And even though Wisconsin's governor, Jim Doyle, quickly reassured them that the state would never allow people to go around shooting stray felines, our state got the reputation for being anti-cat. Now wherever I go, people ask, "Are you in favor of shooting kitties?"

63. Natural History Museum: Cats! Wild To Mild: Natural History Museum: Cats! Wild T Probably one of the best sites on cats, both wild and mild. traces the natural history of the cat from wild, exotic felines to America s number one pet. http://www.nhm.org/cats/main.htm

CATS! WILD TO MILD "Cats! Wild to Mild," is a traveling exhibit, and is not currently at the Natural Histoy Museum of Los Angeles County. The traveling exhibition "Cats! Wild to Mild," sponsored by Friskies PetCare Company and the National Science Foundation combines information on cat mythology, biology, behavior, conservation, and responsible pet care. The exhibition will travel throughout the United States, Canada, and other selected locations. Please call (213) 763-3466 or E-mail us at info@nhm.org for the location nearest you or if you're interested in bringing the exhibition to your city. Highlights of the exhibit include interactive displays and dioramas featuring more than 19 feline species from around the world, including jaguars, lions, tigers, leopards, bobcats, and wild cats, as well as a skeleton of a cheetah. Because we understand that some people will be unable to visit the exhibition or might like to take more time to explore the material, we bring you the "Cats! Wild to Mild" web site. Much of the content from the exhibit is presented in these pages, as well as the complete Teacher's Study Guide that accompanies the exhibition. We hope you enjoy your visit, whether it is "real" or "virtual."

64. Killing Cats No Solution To Feral Cat Problems On one property we trapped about 85 wild felines in just a few days. More than 90% of those kitties were under 1 year of age and that was a colony that http://www.animalarkshelter.org/animal/ArkArticles.nsf/0/172291C9D716C1D086256FC

65. Metropolitan Museum Of Art Unleashes Wild Fashion Tribute There’s something innately sexy about felines wild features the black leather second skin that Michelle Pfeiffer wore in Batman Returns - and there’s http://www.showmenews.com/2004/Dec/20041226Ovat013.asp

Subscribe Search Archive Contact Us Frequently Asked Questions Our Town Mid-Missouri's Community Guide Editorial Cartoonist On Sale Still the perfect gift! Home Classifieds Autos Jobs ... Real Estate Departments News Business Sports For the Record ... Columnists Special Sections Our Town Special Ad Sections Special Sports Sections Search Archive ... Commercial Printing Metropolitan Museum of Art unleashes wild fashion tribute By SAMANTHA CRITCHELL of The Associated Press Published Sunday, December 26, 2004 NEW YORK - The Metropolitan Museum of Art, home of intricate Roman busts, classic 18th-century French furniture and stately presidential portraits, showed its wild side with a new exhibit that prominently displays a crudely sewn leather-and-shearling bikini, leopard-print cat suits and feather-covered costumes worthy of a Las Vegas showgirl. Over the centuries, both men and women embraced animal-inspired styles, especially as a sign of wealth, explains Andrew Bolton, the Costume Institute associate curator. Women wore such clothes to portray themselves as hunters, predators, coquettes and femmes fatales. Garments embellished with feathers in white or pastels, such as the beige silk organdy dress covered with rooster and bird of paradise feathers by YSL from 1969, send a subtle message because the colors and softness of the look suggest innocence while the animation of the feathers are a tease.

66. Taipei Times - Archives Claws out over hybrid felines. The halfdomestic-half-wild Savannahs fetch a pretty penny but are illegal in much of the US. NY TIMES NEWS SERVICE http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/feat/archives/2005/05/16/2003254947

Mon, May 16, 2005 News Editorials e-Industry e-Service ... e-Education 193261413 visits Front Page * Taiwan dismisses WHO-China memo * PFP questions legitimacy of Saturday's vote * Witnesses see hundreds killed in Uzbekistan fighting ... Restaurants Back Issue Full List TaipeiTimes Advertise Employment FAQ About Us Contact Us Best View in Mozilla Search Advanced Search Most Read Story Most Viewed Photo Login ... Free sign up! Print Mail Wikipedia Claws out over hybrid felines The half-domestic-half-wild Savannahs fetch a pretty penny but are illegal in much of the US NY TIMES NEWS SERVICE Monday, May 16, 2005,Page 16 Advertising Darjeerling and Bunnicula are two kittens who prefer shrimp cocktails and steak frites to pet food. They sleep on Burberry beds in their Greenwich Village apartment and wore matching crystal-studded collars until a few weeks ago, when they chewed off all the stones. They live a life of luxury, to be sure, but it is life on the lam. They are outlawed in New York City, members of a new designer breed growing in popularity called the Savannah, an offspring of a wildcat the African serval and the domestic house cat.

67. Tips And Facts felines, wild and domestic, are believed to spend up to onethird or more of their waking hours on preening. Far from being a vain preoccupation with http://lovecats4x.tripod.com/tipsnfacts.html

Updated 1/31/04 When a cat sits with both feet tucked inward and studies you with the same admiration you would direct toward a Rembrandt, you know you have been adopted. There are over sixty million cats in the United States. Cats have surpassed dogs in popularity, most likely because they can be happily maintained indoors, and are affectionate and clean. The Litterbox For all kinds of problems and questions associated with litterboxes and elimination problems, you must visit CatsInternational.org . Here you will find lots of excellent information about litterbox problems, types of litter, spraying and marking, and even how to clean up stains. There is a new litter that helps cats who have litter box avoidance problems actually want to use the box instead of your carpet. Cat Attract kitty litter has unique herbal scent that attracts the cat's curiosity and the right texture for their paws. Although you may not be aware of Cat Attract’s scent, your cat will. I have it on the good word of a friend that this works! Most beds sleep up to six cats. Ten cats without the owner.

68. The Shorthorn Online | News Subscribe NEWS October 30, 2003. A wild Haven Students work with wild and endangered felines in a sanctuary near Boyd. The Shorthorn Mark Roberts http://www.theshorthorn.com/archive/2003/fall/03-oct-30/n103003-02.html

News Editor: Amber Tafoya NEWS A Wild Haven Students work with wild and endangered felines in a sanctuary near Boyd. The Shorthorn: Mark Roberts Environmental biology senior Janelle Lemke, left, interns at the International Exotic Feline Sanctuary. Biology graduate student Karyn Brice, right, is a volunteer at the 40-acre refuge. The sanctuary, which offers tours on weekends, houses 66 cats of 15 species that have been abandoned or donated. By Crystal Apodaca The Shorthorn staff A stretch of State Highway 114 brings the environmental biology senior just east of Boyd, where some of the rarest animals in the world await her. The two students are enrolled in an animal behavior class psychology professor Roger Melgren teaches but met through their involvement at the sanctuary. Rather than learning strictly from books and lectures, the students experience animal behavior up close at the sanctuary. Lemke laughs after picking up a metal bowl with holes chewed through it.

69. Animals For Awareness organization dedicated to providing responsible homes for captivebred wild felines, and promoting preservation of habitat for their wild-born cousins; http://www.animalsforawareness.org/links.php

Home About Us Humane Ed Rescues ... You Can Help! Help support AFA! Visit our Cafepress store! Check out Kim's Ferrets for Dummies! Links The options below will take you to some wonderful sites. You'll find shelters and sanctuaries, informational sites and chat groups, as well as other animal-related sites. Unfortunately, we can't list all of the wonderful sites out there dedicated to animal care and exotics. These are just a few good links we wanted to share. Note: More species-specific links are available on their individual care sheets. Please e-mail us with any corrections, additions, or suggestions! Domestics Guinea Pigs Sugar Gliders Misc Exotics ... Misc Neat Sites Domestics Canine All Breeds: Dogs2rescue Abandoned Pregnant Dog Rescue Breed Specific: Thunder Hill Great Dane Rescue A-Pomeranian Rescue A-Papillon Rescue Canine and Feline Best Friends Animal Sanctuary - The nation's largest no-kill sanctuary for abused and abandoned cats, dogs and other animals. Guinea Pigs Guinea Pig Rescue of Austin - Adoptions, advice, and links to other Guinea Pig resources.

70. Entrez PubMed The mycoplasmas isolated from captive wild felines showed a strong relationship to but were not iden http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=8

71. WILD LIFE UNLIMITED FOUNDATION - North American Animals 1103, wild felines and Weasels CALL, Explore the world of wild felines (cat family) and Weasels in North America. This video is aided with graphics such as http://www.wildlifevideo.com/noram.html

North American Animal Series NO. TITLE DESCRIPTION PRICE Birds of Prey Wildlife Photographer Bill Porter Sr. takes you right to the nest of the Bald Eagle, perch of the Kestral, home of the Great Horned Owl, etc. The show is aided with graphics such as maps. Follow the Timberwolf Watch as two timberwolves meet and start a pack together. See their cub and how they raise him. Wild K-9s and Bears Explore the world of wild K-9s (dog family) and bears in North America. This video is aided with graphics such as maps. Wild Felines and Weasels Explore the world of wild Felines (cat family) and Weasels in North America. This video is aided with graphics such as maps. Big Horn Country Follows the life of Big Horn Sheep in the wild from the lambs to the ramming of heads. Mountain Lion - The Birth of Igmu-Tonka Follows the life of the Cougar as well as the birth of a baby cougar. The Rocky Mountain Elk Follows the life of Elk which live in the Rocky Mountains. Mountain Lion - The Raising of Igmu-Tonka Live the life of a Mountain Lion as Coka (the mother), uses her own language, to teach Tonka (her baby) how to live and become king of these mountains.

72. Preserving Endangered Species All eight subspecies of felines introduced are endangered or threatened in the wild. The primary reason for every decreasing number of these felines is loss http://www.tigerhomes.org/animal/curriculums/endangered-species-pc.cfm

Login Cams Gift Shop Education Center ... Contents Lesson Plan IV - Preserving Endangered Species CLICK HERE - Tigerhomes ANIMAL CAMS All eight subspecies of felines introduced are endangered or threatened in the wild. The primary reason for every decreasing number of these Felines is loss of habitat. Human population growth and subsequent destruction of what was once wild natural habitat, agricultural farming, and excessive hunting and poaching are other reasons for dwindling numbers of Felines in the wild. Have students pick an endangered species that interests them. Have them research the behavior of these animals in the wild and then design a captive breeding and care program that would help preserve the species until it is safe for them to live in the wild. They should take into account such things as home range size, territorial habits, social structure, food sources and methods of attainment and anything else they consider a significant contributory factor to a successful captive breeding program for the survival of the species. Lesson V - Lessons in Website Navigation/Animal e-Research The internet is a wonderful research tool for investigators of all ages and levels of interest. It is also a tool which requires critical assessment. The following activity is designed to help students learn more about cats, sharpen their investigative skills, and apply critical judgment to resources available to them on the internet, which is commonly referred to as the World Wide Web or better known as the precursor - www. to the URL of interest.

73. Wild - Join The Community Category Pets/wild/. Feisty felines 49 sites, 1095 hits Cats In Company Webring A Corporation for felines Category Pets/wild/ http://www.ringsurf.com/netring?ofs=50&action=searchr&category=166&squery=&searc

74. Cats Trivia Informatiom, Unusual Felines Facts Cats trivia informatiom, unusual felines facts and little known kitty info on house pets like The ancestor of all domestic cats is African wild cat. http://rulingcatsanddogs.com/facts-cat-trivia-2.htm

Cats Trivia Page 1 Page 2 Cats outnumber dogs by millions as house pets. In the US alone, there are about sixty million. In the US, thirty seven percent of houses have at least one pet cat. In the UK, about twenty five percent of houses have at least one pet cat. In Australia, twenty six percent of houses have at least one pet cat. There are about five hundred million pet cats in the world. The earliest ancestor of the cat was the miacis, which lived over fifty five million years ago. The miacis had a long body and tail, short legs and looked somewhat like a weasel. The ancestor of all domestic cats is African wild cat. All domestic cats are members of same species, Felis Catus. The sand cat found mainly in Africa burrows into the sand to protect itself from the heat of the sun during the day. Many wild cats also live in caves. The fishing cat found in India and Pakistan finds most of its prey in the water. The fishing cat is an excellent swimmer and catches fish, frogs and reptiles to feeds on.

75. Felines felines For websites displaying an interest in felines . . . cats, It includes large and wild cats. I welcome everyone to this site who shows their http://j.webring.com/hub?ring=felineweb

76. Wild Cats - Zoology - Biology (Science And Technology) WebShed.Com Center Of Web wild About Cats Providing responsible homes for captivebred wild felines, and promoting the preservation of habitat for their wild-born cousins. http://www.centerofweb.com/scitech/bio_wildcats.htm

Science and Technology (Biology) - Zoology - Wild Cats Asiatic Lion Information Center A comprehensive encyclopedia of knowledge about the wild animal, its challenges, habbits and habitats. Bengal Tiger Quick facts and photos of this beautiful tiger. Big Cats Online Introductions to the various species of cat living in the wild today. Cat Tales An endangered species conservation park and zoological training center focused on the big cats. Cheetah Spot Completely encompassing every detail of the appearance and life cycle of this wild feline. Feline Conservation Center The exotic feline breeding compoud is devoted to the preservation and conservation of big, endangered cats. Feline Paradise An alphabetical listing of detailed biology and habits of the great cats, from the African Golden Cat to the Wild Cat. Leopard Son Promotional site for the Discovery channels feature film. Mainely Felids Dedicated to promoting responsible private captive husbandry of non-domestic cats. Panther's Cave Those wonderful cats have infested the Web with hundreds of entertaining and informative sites, pictures and shareware listed here to appeal to your finicky nature.

77. Weird News - Tampa Bay's 10 News - WTSP Bowling for felines. Video Story Email This Article Printable Version. SEMINOLE, Florida It s a fundraiser almost as wild as the group it s http://wtsp.com/weird/weird_article.aspx?storyid=17215

78. Fair To Feature Exotic Felines - PittsburghLIVE.com This year, the fair will captivate the crowds with wild exotic felines. The animals will be presented as part of Rosaire s Big Cat Encounter, an educational http://pittsburghlive.com/x/tribune-review/trib/fayette/s_358341.html

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79. Small Wild Cats : EFBC's Feline Conservation Center : CafePress.com and breeding facility for endangered wild felines located in Rosamond, California. Home to 16 species of wild cats; leopards, tigers, jaguars, cougars, http://www.cafepress.com/wildcatzoo/520718

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