41. Links cats there. Feline Conservation Federation An organization that promotesresponsibly private ownership of wild felines. Caring For http://www.wildaboutcats.org/links.htm

Links Please e-mail us if you cannot link to any of these sites. Thank you. Contents: Wild Cat Information Wildlife Organizations Mailing Lists Other Feline Facilities ... Miscellaneous Wild Cat Information Big Cats On-Line Great resource site. Cats! - From Wild to Mild An encyclopedia of information for each individual species, including photos and links. Put together by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. Bagheera's Lair Fantastic interactive educational site! AZA Felid TAG The Felid Taxon Advisory Group within the American Zoo and Aquarium Association. Tiger's Domain Lots of Tiger info and links. The Cheetah Spot Cheetah information of all kinds. Mainely Felids George Stowers' wonderfully informative site all about responsible private ownership. King Of Beasts A great site with lots of lion information. ISEC International Society of Endangered Cats. A feline conservation group based in Columbus, Ohio. IUCN-Cat Specialist Group This world-wide group organizes guidelines of conservation and captive breeding of all wild cats. Cat Conservation Center Online - Cat Action Treasury Nonprofit fund for the conservation of wild cats in their natural habitats, supporting priority projects of the World Conservation Union's Cat Specialist Group.

42. Friends Of Felines The Saffells said their organization first inventories the colony to determine howmany cats are living in the wild. They then trap the felines and take them http://www.gazette.net/200046/bowie/news/33448-1.html

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43. Wild Animals In recent years, the wild felines, also known variously as panthers, pumas, cougars,catmounts (cat of the mountains), and big cat, increasingly have become http://www.rmsg.us/general/wild.htm

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SURVIVAL GROUP Links added daily! REMEMBER TO "REFRESH" THIS PAGE OCCASIONALLY TO VIEW NEW ADDITIONS (Use Key) As always, if you know of an article or web page that belongs here - please, let us know! Back to General Survival Skills Back to "Articles" Please REPORT any problems with this page. Wild Animals Latest Articles Listed First Bear Facts The Essentials for Traveling in Bear Country. See Also: Kodiak Bear Fact Sheet Living in Harmony with Bears You Are In Bear Country wherever you are in the mountain national parks! Bears are naturally wary of humans, and generally choose to avoid us. However, bears may threaten and even attack people when they become accustomed to humans, when they are surprised, or when they are forced to defend themselves, their young or their food. Raven: The Northern Bird of Paradox raven from Alaska's Wildlife Notebook Series. What To Do About Aggressive Moose Moose are not normally aggressive; however, they can be very aggressive in winter when they are hungry; tired of walking in deep snow; or harassed by people, dogs, and traffic. See also Living in Harmony with Moose , a project of the Kachemak Heritage Land Trust Alaska's Birds of Prey Historical and Contemporary Perspectives by Karen Lew. Interesting.

44. AR-News: (KS) Home Sought For Wild Felines ARNews (KS) Home sought for wild felines. WeArPetitions at aol.comWeArPetitions at aol.com Fri Oct 17 084142 EDT 2003 Previous http://lists.envirolink.org/pipermail/ar-news/Week-of-Mon-20031013/008238.html

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45. NATURE. Extraordinary Cats. Fancy Felines | PBS some of the 28 species of wild small cats, the breeders aim to produce beautiful,elegant, hybrid felines with the exotic looks of their wild heritage and the http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/excats/fancy.html

Fancy Felines Whether you like your cats striped or spotted, sleek or fuzzy, there is a breed for you. Indeed, cat breeding has become a multi-billion dollar business around the world, with breeders constantly competing to create exotic new varieties that might win the blue ribbon at the next pet show. Often, cat breeders will carefully comb wild and domestic breeds looking for just the right combination of characteristics, matching long hair from one breed, for example, with racy stripes from another. But other times, chance plays as big a role as design in the development of a popular breed. Unusual breeds can cost up to $3,500 or more. The remarkable curve-eared American Curl, for instance, got its start with a stray cat discovered in California in 1981. "On a sunny day in June, a longhair silky black female kitten with unusual ears wandered up to the doorstep of Joe and Grace Ruga," explains one Web site devoted to the cats with the gracefully-arced ears. "Joe [asked] Grace not to feed the kitten. Grace, not abiding by her husband's wishes but listening to her heart instead, left a bowl of food on the porch. The affectionate black kitten quickly worked her way into the Rugas' hearts (especially Joe's) and they named her Shulamith, which means 'black but comely.' Such are the beginnings of the American Curl as it is known today."

46. Domestic Cat Behavior science, history and feline behavior in the wild to explain the felines, wild or domestic. Marking Fighting Over Turf is http://www.hartworks.com/ttouchcats/1/domestic-cat-behavior.html

Would you like to help your cat with behavior or health problems? The Tellington TTouch for Happier, Healthier Cats shows you a variety of simple touches that can help to ease pain and improve behavior. I was sitting at my computer trying to write text that would interest you so you would click to read our full description of the video and what other people say about the touches , but it was hard because my cat Moonlight was rubbing against my monitor, walking over my keyboard, and putting his large body in my lap... He didn't stop till I did the Tellington TTouch on him for a minute or so. Guess he's trying to add his recommendation here! Click here to find out more about The Tellington TTouch for Happier, Healthier Cats, featuring Linda Tellington-Jones , showing the TTouches and their benefits. You may have found this page because you searched on: Domestic Cat Behavior We also offer you these pages: Read about Linda Tellington-Jones, how she came to develop this effective method, what the TTouch is, and one simple touch you can try. Have dogs? We produced a companion video

47. LIOC-ESCF : Links Links to Other Web Sites Below are a few links to other web sites which containinformation about wild felines, captive husbandry, permits, etc. http://www.lioc.org/Links/Links.html

Links to Other Web Sites Below are a few links to other web sites which contain information about wild felines, captive husbandry, permits, etc. If you would like your site added to this list, please email your information to Kate . Please specify if you are or are not currently and LIOC-ESCF member. Please Note : The LIOC-ESCF cannot guarantee the authenticity of documents on the Internet. Links to other web sites do not imply any endorsement of or responsibility for the opinions, ideas, data, or products presented at these locations, or guarantee the validity of the information provided. Links to other web sites are provided solely as a pointers to information that may be useful to individuals interested in wild felines. LIOC-ESCF Member Web Sites ACEF-LIOC LIOC-ESCF Branch in the Northwest, open to all LIOC-ESCF members who do not have a local branch. Animals for Awareness Protection through Education Big Cats of Serenity Springs A safe place for big cats. Carnivore Preservation Trust Preserving certain endangered species that are essential to the survival of threatened ecosystems.

48. LIOC-ESCF : Legislation offices or if slightly modified, even county governments, as a blueprint and guidelineto allow private participation in captive husbandry of wild felines. http://www.lioc.org/Legal/ModelRegsIntro.html

Model Regulations Using the LIOC-ESCF, Inc. Model for State Regulations This document represents over a year of group efforts to research and develop a useful model that can be presented to state legislatures, Game and Fish offices or if slightly modified, even county governments, as a blueprint and guideline to allow private participation in captive husbandry of wild felines. This document addresses the needs of the animal as well as the safety of the public. The Problem. . . The problem many wild cat owners are facing is an ever increasing number of states and counties are enacting laws that forbid private ownership of wild felines. These laws are in response to a number of factors - the increasing popularity of wild cat ownership, intense pressure from organized animal rights groups to eliminate wildlife in captivity and TV and newspaper coverage which spotlight accidents or escapes by these feline species. The negative result of enacting ban laws is displaced felines and the creation of potentially dangerous situations when happy animals in stable situations are forced to be relocated to sanctuaries or new homes. This puts an extreme burden on the innocent animals and the owners who care for them. Our Answer. . .

49. All.info: Science And Health / Biology / Felines / wild About Cats wild About Cats wild About Cats is dedicated to providing responsiblehomes for captivebred wild felines, and promoting preservation of http://all.info/directory/Science_and_Health/Biology/Felines/

Search Directory: You are in: Science and Health Biology Felines Suggested Categories: Science and Health > Earth and Environment > Felines Science and Health > Biology > Felines Science and Health > Biology > Zoology > Felines Veterinary Information Network VIN - For Veterinarians, By... The Veterinary Information Network is the oldest and largest online medical information service devoted to veterinary medicine. It is run by veterinarians, for veterinarians. VIN is a subscription based service on the World Wide Web and on America Online keyword VIN . Site produced by: an Expert/Specialist from an Educational Organization Site contains: Academic Content http://www.vin.com/ The AfriCat Foundation Long-term conservation of cheetahs and leopards in Namibia Site produced by: a Group/Organization http://www.africat.org/ Asiatic Lion Information Centre The Asiatic Lion Information Centre provides a central resource for information about one of India's most endangered big cats and the conservation efforts in progress to try to save it. There is also a gallery with pictures of some of the lions in zoos supporting the breeding programme. Site produced by: an Expert/Specialist http://www.asiatic-lion.org/

50. Show 1310 Wild Lion Vets wild Lion Vets How are veterinarians aiding wild animals in Africa? Thousands of yearsago, these powerful felines were found from the Mediterranean to India. http://www.reachoutmichigan.org/funexperiments/agesubject/lessons/newton/vet.htm

What is being done to ensure the future of lions in Africa. How have they adapted to life on the Serengeti? Wild Lion Vets How are veterinarians aiding wild animals in Africa? David travels with a big-cat veterinarian. Segment length: 5:45 Insights No other animal captures the image of strength and majesty like the lion. Thousands of years ago, these powerful felines were found from the Mediterranean to India. Today the "king of beasts" is largely restricted to Africa, south of the Sahara desert, where some live in the woodlands and savannas of protected reserves. Like all cats, the lion is a muscular hunting machine. Unlike the cheetah, the lion is built for strength, not speed. A male lion often weighs between 160 and 180 kilograms (350 to 400 pounds) and is 3 meters (10 feet) long, including the tail. The female lion weighs about 150 kilograms (330 pounds). The shoulder and forelegs are well developed, enabling lions to clutch prey and pull it to the ground. If its prey is small, the lion may bite through the skull or neck with its powerful jaws. Larger animals (like the zebra or wildebeest-the lion's preferred prey) are usually strangled with a throat bite. Of its 30 teeth, the four canine teeth are used to hold and puncture, while the four

51. Fabulous Felines At Cat Haven Fabulous felines of the wild Kind! The Felid TAG works at managing and conservingwild felines and is comprised of leaders in captive management of felines. http://www.arkanimals.com/DGCom/News/FFWild7.html

Fabulous Felines of the Wild Kind! Dunlap, CA Crazy about cats? Well, the most fabulous of the felines have some great advocates who are working at education, and habitat conservation, and they just opened a specialty zoo. Some of the rarest of the rare can be seen at the Sierra Endangered Cat Haven (SECH)in Dunlap, California. You are probably asking, "Where the heck is Dunlap, California?" It is the same question, Ark Animal's Director Diana Guerrero asked when she first met the team of professionals at the Feline Taxon Advisory Group (TAG) Meeting not too long ago.* After years of planning, the zoo opened to the public for Memorial Weekend 1998. Since that time, Guerrero attended their official Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting and just recently returned from their first fund-raiser. The fund-raiser was put on by Project Survival (PS), the 501(c)3 support arm associated with the SECH. They focus their efforts on projects affecting the fabulous felines and their habitats. The fundraising event had an Arabian Nights theme and was attended by about 100 of the most intimate friends and supporters of the Sierra Endangered Cat Haven and Project Survival. Cam-Lo the clouded leopard attended the event and as usual, stole the hearts and attention of most of the animal lovers attending. If you would like to help endangered cats or to visit the Sierra Endangered Cat Haven, contact them directly at (559)338-3216.

52. 6000tigers Links To Tiger Places animals. Mainely Felids is dedicated to promoting responsibility inprivate captive husbandry of wild felines. Thunderhawk Enterprises http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Canopy/7897/links.html

Where do you want to go? Educate yourself with books and videos Race for the Big Cats from Care2.com where each click saves endangered big cat territory with the Wildlife Conservation Society Save China's Tigers established to protect and conserve the tiger and other endangered cat species in China International Year of the Tiger Foundation working to prevent the extinction of the world's wild tigers in India and the Russian Far East Tiger Haven wild feline rescue in Tennessee 5 Tigers Organization Valley of the Kings Sanctuary (formerly Jes Exotics) dedicated to the rescue and refuge of abused and abandoned exotic animals. Mainely Felids is dedicated to promoting responsibility in private captive husbandry of wild felines. Thunderhawk Enterprises, Inc dedicated to the preservation of the "great" cats Safaris Exotic Wildlife Sanctuary a non-profit sanctuary that takes in and houses misplaced exotic wildlife. Wild Aid working for environmental justice and human rights. Wild Ones Sanctuary rescuing captive-born wild cats World Wildlife Fund - Tigers All for Tigers a great tiger site Tiger Missing Link Foundation Cat Tales An endangered species conservation park and zoological training center dedicated to preserving large felines Wild About Cats Wild cat rescue, conservation and education

53. Cats Now mind you they may look like a wild cat.. Here s a very good exampleof one. The pictures were from the pages of Foothill felines. http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Marina/3202/cats.html

No Frames Not too sure what I can say about cats, this page came mostly from my daughter bugging me about getting kitties up on the net too! ..LOL We have four cats in our family who are indoor creatures.. *but tend to live in the garage during the Christmas season otherwise they chew through the cords on the christmas tree lights*. But anyhow two of our cats are Tonkinese, Koko, our male, however is a seal point Tonk and Yum-Yum, our female is a blue point, which is lighter then a seal point..but darker then the lilac...getting confused yet?...I know I was when I first discovered all the differences in 'points'...hmmmm...what the heck is a point anyway...and what is a Tonkinese?! I'll answer the 'What is a Tonkinese' question first...Tonkinese are basically a cross between Burmese..and Siamese. They are a medium sized cat with a muscular build...and..can come in different color arrangements...*sounds like I'm talking about flowers here..sheesh!* ...but they can take after either side of their heritage... Pointed - a Siamese coat pattern - It has a strong contrast Mink - unique to the Tonkinese - It is a medium contrast between the Siamese and Burmese. The contrast between body and legs is less abrupt than with Siamese.

54. Nature Travel: Assist In Research And Conservation Of Felids of wild felids snow leopards and lynxes. Webrings, netrings and siterings on felids snow leopards, ounce, snowleopards, lynx lynx, lynxes, felids, felines, http://www.ecovolunteer.org/felines.html

Ecotourism: for exciting ecoholidays join in hands-on participation in research and conservation of wild felids: snow leopards and lynxes. Webrings, netrings and siterings on felids : snow leopards, ounce, snowleopards, lynx lynx, lynxes, felids, felines, felidae, panthera

55. Cat Family, Felidae, T Shirts, Wild Cats, Sand Cat, Mountain Lion, Cougar, Lion, wild Cats Mouse Pads. wild felines are a musthave for the desk of catlovers! All are 7 x 7 , rubber backed. $6.00 US ($8.00Cdn) each. http://www.wildcarnivore.com/cat_family.htm

Our products feature a variety of the worlds' felines, from the tiny sand cat to our own mountain lion. Many products are exclusive to The Wild Carnivore! Click on the thumbnail image of the shirts to see a larger picture, then use your browser's back button to return here. Prices are shown in US funds, with Canadian prices in brackets. Shipping included in price. View Shopping Cart / Checkout Sand Cat Tee Shirt This adorable little fellow lives in the wild deserts of Africa and the Middle East. You can proudly state your concern for wild cats by wearing this black tee. Comes with a fact sheet on the species so you can learn more! Adult sizes M, L, XL. 100% pre shrunk cotton. 10% profits to the International Society for Endangered Cats Canada Item FTC001 $20.00 US ($26.25Cdn) Add to Cart Wild Cats of The World Tee Shirt A glorious shirt for the cat lover!! Nine beautiful species in loving colour on a cream tee.100% preshrunk cotton. Click on picture for larger image. Adult Sizes M, L, XL. Item FT007 $16.50 US ($22.00Cdn) Add to Cart Mountain Lion Tee Shirt How could any cat fan resist this impressive fellow? The detailed print of a mountain lion at rest makes this shirt a real winner. Natural tee. Adult sizes M, L. 100% preshrunk cotton. Item FT005 $12.00 US ($18.00Cdn)

56. Herbiv Medium sized Reliable Charitable Popular Principled Loyal Hyper Restless wild.felines The feline family includes wildcats, tigers, and lions and differs http://www.animalinyou.com/carn.htm

All carnivores share a propensity for being bossy, competitive, territorial, and overly aggressive. They are also intelligent, enthusiastic and infused with boundless optimism. With their physical strength and high level of self-esteem, they excel as managers, policemen, doctors, lawyers, athletes, scientists, politicians and builders. Carnivores are divided into three main groups: canines, felines, and pinnipeds Canines Of the three groups, the canines are the most family oriented and the least selfish. Valuing friendship and companionship above all else, they are honest and emotionally expressive, albeit somewhat eccentric. The canine family includes domestic dogs, foxes, wolves, wild dogs, and their close relatives the bears . Brave and selfless, they are good looking individuals and almost always in fine physical condition. With an overabundance of energy and an affinity for play, they are earnest and conscientious about their careers. With their exceptionally advanced sex drives, canines are highly tactile and place great importance on the hierarchy of their social structure. Their obsession with the roles of dominance and submission helps to maintain order in their relationships, and although some canines take on the leadership position, most are happy to simply run with the pack. Dog It's difficult to recognize a dog from its physical characteristics alone since they come in all shapes and sizes. but regardless of their proportions, they are demonstrative, gregarious, and invariably eager to please.

57. Cat Overview | Cats | Kittens | Pets | Felines | History Domestic Housecat. wild Things Cat Overview There are more than 500 million domesticcats in the world, with 33 different breeds, which is too many to list. http://www.kidzworld.com/site/p1981.htm

quick advanced Scroll down for the article Domestic Housecat Wild Things - Cat Overview There are more than 500 million domestic cats in the world, with 33 different breeds, which is too many to list. More than 35,000 kittens are born in the US alone each year, which is why it's important to spay or neuter your cat (get it fixed so it can't have kittens.) Did you know that 25 percent of cat owners blow dry their cat after a bath? Brief History Cats first became pets in Egypt around 4000 BC but they had to work for their livelihood by getting rid of rodents and unwanted waste. When these beloved pets died, owners shaved off their eyebrows and then mummified their cat so it could be buried with them when they died. The goddess of love and fertility in Egypt was a cat named Bastet. During the 15th century, cats weren't considered pets and the Pope considerd all cat lovers to be witches - and they were burned. Black cats are now considered symbols of luck by Europeans. Over time, several wild species became domestic house cats and A Mackarel Tabby Named Spike.

58. Natural History Museum: Cats! Wild To Mild: Natural History Museum: Cats! Wild T Filled with purrfect fun, this exciting new exhibition traces the naturalhistory of the cat from wild, exotic felines to America s number one pet. http://www.lam.mus.ca.us/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."

59. Wild Feline Internet Guide for wild and big cat lovers, so subscribing to the guide will give the subscribera great chance to access numerous amount of sites about wild felines. http://lionshrine.topcities.com/felineguide.htm

The Wild Feline Internet Yellow Pages Hello wild and big cat lovers, reading this means that you have finally reached the only and biggest place on the web that offers you the ultimate source of wild and big cat websites. You can think of the as the Internet yellow pages of lions, tigers, leopards, jaguars, lynx, and the rest of the other 37 wild cat species. The guide offers web resources that are classified into 11 main categories: 1. Breeders. 4. Web links and search engines 5. Classified Ads, exhibitions, mailing lists, and safaris. 6. Magazines, articles, and books. 7. Information and scientific facts. 8. Organizations, sanctuaries, schools, parks, and vets. 9. Cages, fences, supplies, and services. 11. Pictures and Videos. The guide is created to help researchers, cat owners, students, etc. to find the information they need on the web about wild and big felines. It contains 500+ websites with each site accompanied by a short description and contact information. The guide will always be updated with new sites. The guide's aim is to be a huge database for wild and big cat lovers, so subscribing to the guide will give the subscriber a great chance to access numerous amount of sites about wild felines. [Go to the top of the page] SO HOW CAN YOU OBTAIN THE GUIDE?

60. Cats Trivia Info, Unusual Felines Facts the soles of their feet rarely touch the ground. The pillowlike ballsof their paws allow them to prowl noiselessly in the wild. http://rulingcatsanddogs.com/facts-cat-trivia.htm

Cats Trivia Page 1 Page 2 French researchers claim that the domestic cat has a vocal range of as many as sixty notes, from a gentle purr to growls of varying intensity to the howl that sometimes annoys the neighbors. The cat’s skeleton is quite close to that of the human, but it’s lack of a shoulder blade allows freedom of movement of the foreleg, which can be turned in almost any direction and a cat also has around 290 bones and 517 separate muscles. Cats are the only four-footed animal, with the exception of camels and giraffes, that walk by moving their front and hind legs first on one side and then the other. Only four cats really roar: lions, tigers, leopards and jaguars. A cat’s teeth, from newborn kitten to the largest lion, are the most awesome weapons in the mammal kingdom They are very sharp, and finely serrated like a knife. The curved, pointed canines are set in the cat’s jaw so that the molars fit together with their sides intact, like a pair of scissors, rather than tooth to tooth, as is the case with humans and most other mammals.

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