21. When Cats Run Wild / An Army Of Kitty Lovers Cares For Feral Felines When cats run wild. An army of kitty lovers cares for feral felines. URL sfgate.com/cgibin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/ 2001/07/23/MNL188517.DTL. San Francisco It's barely 8 a.m. together by fate http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2001/07/23/MNL188517.DTL&

22. EXN.ca | Discovery felines gone wild feral cats. The face of a killer? By Andrew Adamson,August 30, 1999 Staring down into face of your purring feline http://www.exn.ca/Stories/1999/08/30/59.asp

window.open('/message.asp','message','height=300,width=400,scrollbars=no,resizable=no'); Felines gone wild: feral cats The face of a killer? By Andrew Adamson , August 30, 1999 Staring down into face of your purring feline, as it lies curled in your lap, it's hard to imagine such a loving kitty-cat of being a bloodthirsty killer. But, like it or not, it is and every time you let your cat outside, you are releasing an animal that's been bred to hunt and kill just about anything smaller than itself. It's only relatively recently that the domesticated cat has been bred solely for its beauty. For thousands of years before that, humans have intentionally bred cats for their skill at killing. The target: mice, rats, birds, snakes and other dangerous or destructive animals. Cats come equipped with the tools of a hunter. "And it's not only birds. It's squirrels, chipmunks and things like that," Pimentel says. "I was talking to a friend last week and his pet cat, in a ten year period, killed 143 squirrels." Pimentel minces few words, summing up the impact of the house cat.

23. Colorado State Parks Area Map. Download Adobe Acrobat. Park History. Park Brochure. Black Bears. BirdWatching. wild felines. Mule Deer. Small Mammals. wild Canines. Test. Geology. Flora/Fauna. http://parks.state.co.us/default.asp?action=article&contentID=1327&parkID=89

24. Female Bengal Cats (bred From The Wild Asian Leopard Cat) That Look Like Small L SBT brown marbled daughter of Foothill felines Marissa and Gogees Maverick of Foothillfelines Malarki produced outstanding kittens with wild type, plush http://www.hdw-inc.com/mmfemales.htm

We are very proud to share the beautiful Bengal breeding queens of FOOTHILL FELINES BENGALS, here in Sacramento, California, with you. Just CLICK ON ANY PICTURE for more photos/details about that cat!! (Cats listed as "Reference" are no longer whole breeding cats at our cattery. To see pictures and links to more information about our SAVANNAH QUEENS, please CLICK HERE .) All of our Bengal cats' names here at Foothill Felines start with an 'M'!! FOOTHILL FELINES MADISON (Madison is a very typey "tawny" black spotted daughter of Junglebook Megan of Foothill Felines & Foothill Felines Metallica!! Her head is gorgeous and very wild looking, and she has large, random, arrowhead shaped and multi-shaded strongly rosetted spots plus light ocelli on the backs of her ears!! She produces outstanding rosetted kittens with inky black markings!!) FOOTHILL FELINES MANDOLIN RAIN (Mandy is a gorgeous, glittered queen out of Starbengal Vida Mia of Foothill Felines, and Snopride Peyote of Bellbooknbengal. She has a whited tummy, a beautiful pattern, rich red gold color, and big ROSETTES like her mother!! We look forward to seeing what she can produce in our breeding program, and she is also a much loved part of our family here at Foothill Felines!!) DCH FOOTHILL FELINES MANZANITA (Our first marble born in over a year here at Foothill Felines - Manzanita has her sire Snopride Peyote of Bellbooknbengal's wonderful thick pelt, and an outstanding face and head with small round ears, great profile, and a strong chin. She is a Double Champion in ACFA and a beautiful example of a top quality tri-color marble. Proud mama is Foothill Felines Madison!!)

25. Bengal Kittens Born To Wild Type Marble Foothill Felines Malarki And Gorgeous SG cartoon kitty. I love Foothill felines Bengals Savannahs!! . Foothill felinesBengals Stalking the Majesty of Nature; Inspired by the Heart! . http://www.hdw-inc.com/babies3-24-99at17daysindiv.htm

BENGAL BABY PICTURES! "I love Foothill Felines Bengals & Savannahs!!" Individual Pictures at 17 Days Old!! This is our second litter of beautiful leopard spotted and marbled Bengal kittens (born on March 24, 1999), with dam Foothill Felines Malarki and sire Foothill Felines Metallica!! To better showcase and introduce to you our beautiful babies in their first individual photo sessions (taken when they were 21/2 weeks old), we have a webpage for each baby!! Just click on the baby picture and you will be transferred to that kitten's photo page!! BROWN MARBLE FEMALE #1! BROWN MARBLE FEMALE #2! BROWN MARBLE MALE! BROWN SPOTTED MALE! MORE PHOTOS COMING SOON!! CLICK HERE TO RETURN TO BEGINNING OF MALARKI AND METALLICA'S 3-24-99 BABY PHOTO ALBUM!! CLICK HERE TO TAKE A LOOK AT OUR PLANNED FUTURE LITTERS OF ADORABLE BENGALS!! P.O. Box 418104, Sacramento, CA 95841-8104 world-wide web address: http://www.hdw-inc.com e-mail us at: holly@hdw-inc.com, or hdw@cwnet.com Foothill Felines Bengals "Stalking the Majesty of Nature; Inspired by the Heart!" HOME HOME (FRAMES VERSION) BENGAL CATS FREE BENGAL CAT SCREENSAVER ... THE "KITTY TIMES" WEBSITE REVIEW

26. Animal Planet :: Cat Guide -- Behavior -- Territory May 18, 2004 EDT. send to a friend. printer friendly version. Territorial disputesare at the root of many conflicts between felines, wild or domestic. http://animal.discovery.com/guides/cats/behavior/territoryintro.html

June 08, 2004 EDT OAS_RICH("hedthick"); Territorial disputes are at the root of many conflicts between felines, wild or domestic. Marking Fighting Over Turf Posturing Aggressive Fighting ... Main Menu Establishing Territory Territorial disputes are at the root of many conflicts between felines, wild or domestic. Altercations between domestics are far more common than confrontations in the wild because of the artificially dense environments of the cities and suburbs where most cats reside. Sexually intact males are involved in the greatest number of disputes, but all cats, wild or domestic, male or female, may become embroiled in conflicts. By visiting this site, you agree to the terms and conditions of our Visitor Agreement . Please read. 2004 Discovery Communications Inc. The leading global real-world media and entertainment company.

27. Animal Planet :: Cat Guide -- Behavior -- Marking All felines, wild or domestic, will mark territory for themselves, nomatter how small. The size of the territory is dictated primarily http://animal.discovery.com/guides/cats/behavior/marking.html

June 08, 2004 EDT Marking Since direct contact among felines in the wild seldom occurs, they must rely almost entirely on indirect methods of transmitting messages. Through a series of scent and visual markers, cats post their own distinctive "Keep Out" signs or "Welcome" mats to announce their own happy hunting and breeding grounds. Potential trespassers coming across such a marker must retreat or enter at their own risk. Outdoors in rural areas, the suburbs or the urban jungle, domestic cats mark territory in much the same way. All felines, wild or domestic, will mark territory for themselves, no matter how small. The size of the territory is dictated primarily by the availability of food. Where it's scarce, cats must stake out large tracts to satisfy their appetites. Where it's plentiful, a small territory will do. Social factors, however, also play a role in territory size. Sexually intact males will roam territories up to 10 times larger than those of their female counterparts in order to find mates. Even neutered domestic males exhibit some degree of the greater wanderlust demonstrated by males in the wild. More Information Marking Fighting Over Turf Posturing Aggressive Fighting ... Main Menu By visiting this site, you agree to the terms and conditions

28. Frequently Asked Questions, T&D's Cats Of The World Why are private people allowed to own exotic felines? Regulations vary and in someareas it is legal for private individuals to own exotic felines (wild cats). http://www.tdscats.com/faq_tds_cats.html

Home About Us Adopt-An-Animal Animal Gallery ... Cat Chat Newsletter Frequently Asked Questions Click on a question... Why are private people allowed to own exotic felines? Why keep animals in cages or have them on display? What do you feed your big cats? How much of my donation really goes to the animals? ... I have more questions! All the animals were abused, mistreated, or unwanted, and come from private individuals, zoos, government confiscations, and other refuge facilities. The great majority of our animals have been born in captivity. Many where purposively breed to supply the exotic pet trade and to have tiny cute cubs for display in animal exhibits. Back to top Why are private people allowed to own exotic felines? exotic felines do NOT make good "pets". Most of the animals we care for have come from private owners who realized that their tiger, lion, cougar, etc. is NOT a pet. Zoos and refuge facilities usually can not take someone's pet for various reasons and many innocent animals are euthanized (killed) because of someone's greed, ignorance, etc... Back to top too many animals Back to top Why keep animals in cages or have them on display?

29. Heroic Felines Over time, however, many other wild species were added into the mix, producing Felinesappear in paintings and sculptures from ancient Greece, Rome, and India http://www.moggies.co.uk/html/heroic_felines.html

Back to Heroic Feline Index Heroic Feline Stories To most people, Bart the cat may look like just another tabby. But to high school student Jose Ybara and his mother, the mischievous Illinois feline is a hero. One night a few years ago, just before the break of dawn, Jose lay in his bed suffering from a sudden, life-threatening seizure. Bart, apparently alarmed by Jose's distress, leapt upon the mother's bed in the next room. "She was licking my mom's eyelids, scratching and miaowing, doing anything she could to wake her up," Jose later told reporters. The warning worked: Jose made it to a nearby hospital and his life was saved. And, in a historic first, the Illinois government honoured Bart for her "ingenuity and persistence" in the rescue. Amazing? Yes. But no more remarkable than the many exceptional cats profiled in the Nature program Extraordinary Cats. From Sooty , the English cat who found his way over 100 miles back home, to Scarlett , who risked her own life to save her five kittens from a burning building, Extraordinary Cats profiles the incredible exploits that even the most complacent fat cat can perform. It also highlights the remarkable bonds that people have forged with these once wild creatures, from convicts who find a second chance by grooming their silky fur to psychologists who try to help cats from driving their owners crazy. Cats and people have a relationship that goes back a long way. Scholars believe that people first welcomed cats into their homes in North Africa more than 2,500 years ago. The partnership was born out of mutual benefit: people welcomed the cats because they killed the mice and rats that threatened to eat their hoards of grain; the cats, in turn, got shelter and a stable food supply.

30. ThinkQuest : Library : The Wild Habitat THE PREDITOR. felines are remarkable hunters, each with its own special abilities. canstill see today the similarities from the domestic cat and wild cats such http://library.thinkquest.org/11234/cats.html

Index Earth Science The Wild Habitat Animals are everywhere. At this site, you'll see animals from polar, mountainous, savanna, grasslands, tropical, rainforests, and woodlands regions. Student reports present information such as physical characteristics, habitat, daily life, and hunting and feeding. The interactive section allows you to voice your opinions, and an online message board allows you to discuss animal topics with others. A games section allows you to think like an animal and the quizzes test your animal knowledge. Visit Site 1997 ThinkQuest Internet Challenge Languages English Students Jason D. Bellows Free Academy, Fairfax, VT, United States Jesse Frontier Regional High, South Deerfield, MA, United States Coaches Doug Bellows Free Academy, Fairfax, VT, United States Kathy Mohawk Regional High, Shelburn Falls, MA, United States Want to build a ThinkQuest site? The ThinkQuest site above is one of thousands of educational web sites built by students from around the world. Click here to learn how you can build a ThinkQuest site.

31. ThinkQuest : Library : The Wild Habitat Sit Back a play one of The wild Habitat s games Bobcat Simulation The Bobcat Simulationwill increase your knowledge on the bobcat and other felines as well and http://library.thinkquest.org/11234/games.html

Index Earth Science The Wild Habitat Animals are everywhere. At this site, you'll see animals from polar, mountainous, savanna, grasslands, tropical, rainforests, and woodlands regions. Student reports present information such as physical characteristics, habitat, daily life, and hunting and feeding. The interactive section allows you to voice your opinions, and an online message board allows you to discuss animal topics with others. A games section allows you to think like an animal and the quizzes test your animal knowledge. Visit Site 1997 ThinkQuest Internet Challenge Languages English Students Jason D. Bellows Free Academy, Fairfax, VT, United States Jesse Frontier Regional High, South Deerfield, MA, United States Coaches Doug Bellows Free Academy, Fairfax, VT, United States Kathy Mohawk Regional High, Shelburn Falls, MA, United States Want to build a ThinkQuest site? The ThinkQuest site above is one of thousands of educational web sites built by students from around the world. Click here to learn how you can build a ThinkQuest site.

32. Felines-L Link Survey email list. Chez fred, http//www.chezfred.net/felins/framfeng.htm,Magnificent pages on wild felines. Really nice! Lyonshel Studio, http://www.catbox.com/felines-l/links/

felines-l list info home Please suggest a good site, either yours or a favorite of yours. Sites submitted so far are shown below this form, new submissions will be added as soon as possible. Your suggestion: Don't put any ampersands " " in the form, it will cause a problem with your entry. Site Name: URL: http:// Description/ comments: Click on Submit when finished Links submitted so far... Note: If you've been here before, you may have to hit 'reload' or 'refresh' to see the newest entries. King of Beasts page http://www.lionlamb.us/lion.html A website all about lions. Contains info, links, video lists, book lists, even software lists. Also has a large section devoted to the Tsavo maneaters incident, the most famous maneating cats of all time. BIGCATS.COM http://www.bigcats.com/ Resources for People Who Love Big and Small Wild Cats Kathy's Kreations http://www.kathyskreations.com Where American artist Kathy C. Dryer demonstrates her artistic wildlife creations in the medium of faux fur. All works of art are hand-crafted in Phoenix, AZ using only the finest materials. Over 170 museum quality pieces - "A Must See Site!" Tiger Touch http://www.tigertouch.org

33. FELINES-L Mailing List - Dedicated To The Discussion Of Non-domestic Felines felinesL mailing list - dedicated to the discussion of non-domestic felines bothin the wild and in captivity, including private ownership issues and wildlife http://www.catbox.com/real/

FELINES-L mailing list Felines-L is dedicated to the discussion of issues related to non-domestic felines, both in the wild and in captivity, including private ownership issues and wildlife conservation. Some recent topics have included: escape/recapture situations microchipping (for identification) whisker spots (also for identification) radio collars why ID is needed escape scenarios ethical issues Legal implications inspections and licensing cages, environment, enrichment feeding and food choices medication, examinations, squeeze cages gestation times and interesting color patterns for servals major@catbox.com felines-l@catbox.com and it will be distributed to those on the list. If you change your mind later, or change your mail address, etc., you can again send mail to major@catbox.com and "unsubscribe felines-l" and then subscribe with your new address. A summary of commands will be sent to you when you subscribe. You can also subscribe instead to FELINES-L-DIGEST and receive one mailing per day (if there is anything to send) with all the mail received that day.

34. Cry Of The Wild-Eye Of The Tiger-Fight For Existance FootHill felines. wild Life Org.. Siberian Tiger photo by-National Geographic Courtesyof Foothill felines. Cry of the wild. Their Fight For Survival Continues. http://members.tripod.com/~whitefox4/CryoftheWildindex.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Links Wolf Info. Artic Fox Artic Wolf Wolves-2 ... Tripod.com var site="s10whitefox4" Cry of the Wild Siberian Tiger photo by-National Geographic Courtesy of Foothill Felines Cry of the Wild Their Fight For Survival Continues Hello,welcome to my wild-life page.Hopefully this page will help make people aware of the alarming population statistics on much of our wildlife today. Alarming Estimated Populations There are 5 tiger sub-species left.Estimated total population of all 5 sub-species are 5,000-5,183 which includes the ones in any circus.The majority of that,is the bengal tiger. ~Bengal Tigers~ The Bengal Tiger population is now estimated at 3,176 world wide,a lot lower than what was originally esitmated.Also,I might add there is alot of controversy over the estimated populations. Indian biologists dispute these estimates. They believe that they are a lot lower.You must judge for yourself. Poaching is extremely high and it's predicted they will be extinct,by the turn of the century. For more info.on this tiger:

35. Projects Track 2 wild and Exotic felines - wild cats live all around us - unless youlive in Park La Brea which apparently has no stray kitties to boast of. http://members.tripod.com/gnosis4h/projectspec1.htm

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated Animal Sciences Home About Us Calendars Newsletter ... Projects Committees Mailing Lists Files Contact Us Links Cat Care Project We'll be doing more of a dual track this year than last, allowing for those with interest in just one area to focus their attention better. Those who like both realms of the feline world can, of course, participate in both types of activities. The project will be meeting monthly with the "tracks" alternating months. Most meetings will be a field trip as opposed to a sit down meeting, though there will be at least two meetings for each track where things do take place in more of a class environment. Track 1 - Domestic Felines - The pet cat, purveyor of fur covered laps and hours of entertainment. Some are show cats, some just your run of the mill variety, but all deserve our attention. We'll be talking about health and nutrition (a holistic vet visit is planned for this), reproduction vs. population control (a trip to a rescue facility of some sort), grooming and beauty treatments for your cat (a show breeder's facility), plus making them beds and water dishes which feature running water. Carried over from last year is our hope to build cat posts as well, though finding the materials at our budget (free) is proving difficult :) Track 2 - Wild and Exotic Felines - Wild cats live all around us - unless you live in Park La Brea which apparently has no stray kitties to boast of. Perhaps a side project in itself there :) We'll continue our exploration of what some have called the "perfect" design - cats, be they house cat or lion, differ in so few ways, it is amazing they all seem so different. We'll be paying visits to the LA Zoo and the Exotic Feline Breeding Compound, plus adding in the Feline Rescue Facility which should be re-opening in the next few weeks. We will also be discussing ways in which the public can be better educated about the wild cats - how the commonly thought of species such as tiger and lion aren't really endangered, just being in-bred to the point of wiping out certain types while other cats, such as those in South America, are nearly gone yet the mainstream public doesn't even realize they exist.

36. Felines - Community Info Name felines. Email meow, @, fetid.org. About This is a community for thosewho love felines wild, domestic, cartooned, anything as long as it s feline. http://www.livejournal.com/userinfo.bml?user=felines

37. Communitysearch: ANIMALS planet! infofelines For those who love felines wild, domestic,cartooned, anything as long as it s feline. infofrolick http://www.livejournal.com/community/communitysearch/59461.html

Kat ( ) wrote in communitysearch ANIMALS Special thanks to bair for creating this list. Last Modified: 2004.02.20 To register or add your community to the list simply comment with your community name and a brief description. - CritterLover allanimalphotos - Community to post pictures of animals. allforanimals - This is a community for people who love animals and want to do everything they can for them. - This is a species living under one community for pets of different roof. - A community to talk about the Discovery Channel Animal Planet, and anything pertaining to the shows on the channel. - A place for animal lovers and rescuers to discuss their experiences. - Animal Rights - This is a community for anyone even remotely interested in animals. animalhaven - Here is a community for all the animal lovers in the LiveJournal community. animalkind - Anti Animal Abuse! animaloptica - Animal photography animalrescue - For anyone who cares about animals and wants to help protect them from abuse! animals - A meeting ground for animals who have LiveJournals. animalsjournals - Here is where all the animals with LiveJournals can talk with other LiveJournal animals!

38. Felines Unlike wild tigers which kill their prey and then gorge, tigers that live in zoos adifferent manner than do lions or cheetahs (the other local felines) do, as http://www.i-love-cats.com/meow/kisuka/felines.html

This is the page of all felines Tiger: Please click here to go to a terriffic site just about tigers! Info; Tigers are the biggest cats in the world. They live in steamy hot jungles as well as icy cold forests. There are five different kinds or subspecies of tiger alive in the world today. These tigers are called Siberian, South China, Indochinese, Bengal, and Sumatran. Their Latin name is Panthera tigris. Tigers are an endangered species; only about 5,000 to 7,400 tigers are left in the wild. Three tiger subspecies, the Bali, Javan, and Caspian tigers have become extinct in the past 70 years. The size of a tiger's territory depends on the amount of food available, and usually ranges from about 10 to 30 square miles (26-78 sq. km). Siberian tigers sometimes have really big territories (as large as 120 square miles). Although tigers usually live alone, tiger territories can overlap. A male tiger's territory usually overlaps those of several female tigers. Wild tigers can eat as much as 40 pounds of meat at one time. After eating a lot, they often do not eat again for several days. Over much of the tiger's broad geographic range, wild pig, wild cattle and several species of deer are its major prey. Unlike wild tigers which kill their prey and then gorge, tigers that live in zoos eat a prepared diet of horse meat and vitamins daily. They may eat as much as 10 pounds of meat per day. Leopard: Info: The diet of leopards consists largely of smaller animals, with gazelles and antelope generally being the largest catches, as leopards lack the size to regularly bring down a zebra.

39. Wild Life Isle wary eyes. Although this seems to be a peaceful forest, danger lurksaround the corner. The danger of wild felines. The felines http://groups.msn.com/WildLifeIsle/tigerglen.msnw

var nEditorialCatId = 78; MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money Web Search: var zflag_nid="346"; var zflag_cid="21"; var zflag_sid="4"; var zflag_width="728"; var zflag_height="90"; var zflag_sz="14"; Groups Groups Home My Groups Language ... Help Wild Life Isle WildLifeIsle@groups.msn.com What's New Join Now Introduction Signpost ... Tools Welcome to Tiger Glen, A forest where all felines are allowed! Of all animals, he alone attains the Contemplative Life. He regards the wheel of existence from without, like the Buddha. There is no pretense of sympathy about the cat. He lives alone, aloft, sublime, in a wise passiveness. By Andrew Lang Jasmine is a fearless leader, brave and daring. She loves her pard with all her heart, and never will she abandon it. She is kind and caring and she refuses to fight unless it was needed. Often, she wonders how the felines of her pard will get along together, how they will learn to trust one another. But she has faith in the felines, and she will try her hardest to bring them together. She will not give up. This tigress stands strong, despite her past. Someday, she will reveal her past to someone whom she trusts enough to tell. Notice: Microsoft has no responsibility for the content featured in this group.

40. Wild Life Isle Feline Website Has information on 35 wild felines. Note - can not play a catwhich does not get at least 4 feet long or 50 pounds. (So we didn t make it. http://groups.msn.com/WildLifeIsle

var nEditorialCatId = 78; MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money Web Search: var zflag_nid="346"; var zflag_cid="21"; var zflag_sid="4"; var zflag_width="728"; var zflag_height="90"; var zflag_sz="14"; Groups Groups Home My Groups Language ... Help Wild Life Isle WildLifeIsle@groups.msn.com What's New Join Now Introduction Signpost ... Tools Hello And Welcome! I suppose you'd like to know just where you are. Well, you've been dropped off straight on Wild Life Isle! Here you can role play as an equine, feline, or canine! No other site offers you so many limitless possiblites! First off, you need to acquaint yourself with the island. Don't want to get lost, now do you? Rules -check these out so you know the dos and don'ts! Basic Horse Facts - A refresher on horses. Basic Wolf Facts - A refresher on wolves. Basic Coyote Facts - A refresher on coyotes. Feline Website - Has information on 35 wild felines. Note - can not play a cat which does not get at least 4 feet long or 50 pounds. (So we didn't make it. Sue us. We lazy.) Tiger Information - Site curtousy of Lonely Lady Of The Tiger. Adoption and Breeding Rules - You'll need these. Trust me.

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