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63. SDNHM Cats! Wild To Mild Focusing on the biology, behavior, natural history and conservation of both domesticand wild cats, Cats! is an indepth exploration of felines, or more http://www.sdnhm.org/exhibits/cats/

Cats stare at us from the walls of Egyptian tombs built thousands of years ago, they hunt in San Diego's backcountry and in the grasslands of Africa, and they sit on our laps and living room couches. These fascinating creatures are the subject of "Cats! Wild to Mild" an interactive exhibition at the Museum from November 15, 1997, through January 4, 1998. Focusing on the biology, behavior, natural history and conservation of both domestic and wild cats, "Cats!" is an in-depth exploration of felines, or more specifically, the scientific Family Felidae. Felines are a study in contrasts, from America's number one pet one out of four households have cats to some of the most feared and revered mammals on earth. See the exhibit overview for a description and summary of what you'll see at the museum. Learn about our wild neighbors , cougars and bobcats, and what to do if you encounter them. Your house cat has the same hunting instinct as its wild relatives. What does this mean to the wildlife of our region? Find out how you can turn your outdoor cat into a happy indoor cat Find fascinating feline facts about our furry friends.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Kim Lande (619) 232-3821, ext. 244, marketing@sdnhm.org "CATS! WILD TO MILD" EXHIBITION AT SAN DIEGO NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM EXTENDED THROUGH JANUARY 11, 1998 SAN DIEGO COUNTY (December 29, 1997) The San Diego Natural History Museum announced today that it will extend the popular exhibition "CATS! Wild to Mild" through January 11, 1998. The exhibit was originally slated to end January 4. Focusing on the biology, behavior, natural history and conservation of both domestic and wild cats, "Cats!" is an in-depth exploration of felines, or to use their scientific name, the Family Felidae. Felines are a study in contrasts, from America's number one pet one out of four households have cats to some of the most feared and revered predatory mammals on earth. The interactive displays and dioramas of "Cats! Wild to Mild" feature 35 wild species and 36 domestic breeds of cats, including more than 25 taxidermied animals. (None of the felines were specifically collected for the exhibit but died of natural causes.) Specimens include the snow leopard, tiger, jaguar, lion, bobcat, lynx, ocelot, mountain lion, serval, marbled cat, caracal, margay and wild cat, the ancestor of the present day domestic cat. "Cats! Wild to Mild" will be at the San Diego Natural History Museum though January 11, 1998. The Museum is open daily, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Admission prices are $6 for adults, $5 for seniors and military and $4 for children ages 6-17. Children five and under are admitted free. Museum members are always admitted free. Group rates and facility rentals are available. Discount "Treatseats" coupons are available at all San Diego Target stores. Visit the Museum’s website at www.sdnhm.org.

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HOME Feral Cats Adopt a Cat Subscribe to Email Updates ... Employment Opportunities Suggested Guidelines for Feral Cat Colony Caretakers Am I ready for this Responsibility? They're hungry, they're breeding, they may be ill or injured. This is the scene that many people come upon BEFORE humans intervene in a feral cat "colony". A "colony" is the term used to describe a group of unowned, wild cats. Feeding is the first step in caring for feral cats, but certainly not the ONLY step and not even the most important step! Before supplying food to feral cats and/or kittens, you should consider the following questions. Are you willing/able to make a long term (lifetime) commitment to these cats? Do you have the financial means to commit to these cats? (Food, spay/neuter, medical attention, if necessary) Is this a safe place for a colony of cats to exist? If you are not the property owner, do you have permission from the property owner to feed/water and maintain the cats on the premises? (Is the property owner aware of this long term commitment?) If you plan on moving in the future, are you prepared to find someone to take over the care of your colony? (Are they aware of this long term commitment?)

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HOME Feral Cats Adopt a Cat Subscribe to Email Updates ... Employment Opportunities Humane Trapping Process Ten Steps to Trapping and Altering Your Feral Cats Thank you for assuming the responsibility to trap and neuter your feral colony. Forgotten Felines has a limited source of manpower and your own efforts will make a critical difference in helping us to control the feral cat population. A neutered colony is a happy colony! IMPORTANT NOTES Please plan what you are going to do with the cat you are trapping BEFORE you trap. Your plan should be one of the following: Trap and take the cat to your veterinarian for neutering, vaccinations, ear tipping and necessary health care. Be sure to tell the vet to use stitches which will dissolve, that the animal is wild, and ask them to tip the ear. Take a pet carrier (large enough to hold the cat laid out) to the vet's office with you. Ask the vet to transfer the cat into the carrier after surgery for recovery. You will transport the cat home in the carrier. The carrier will be more comfortable for the cat if you need to care for the cat between the time it leaves the vet and its release to your property to be cared for, fed and watered daily. Be sure to make appointment and arrangements with your vet BEFORE you trap.

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Our Community Open House Was A Blast! Crazy Creative Kids 4-H Club (Hilliard) winner of Lupe's Most Character award Our Lady Of Peace Elementary School (Clintonville) winner of Wild Bill's Presidential award for Creativity Whittier Elementary School (Westerville) winner of Abby's Spirit of Cat Welfare award Girl Scout Troop #1720 - St. Catherine's - Bexley Schools (Bexley) winner of Black Betty's Most Divine award Southwood Elementary School (Columbus) winner of Charlie's Most Cat Appeal award Thank you to Angela An (of WBNS 10TV) for being our celebrity judge. Fair skies, fabulous food and festive felines highlighted the 2nd annual Community Open House held May 16 at the shelter. About 150 people attended the event, kicking off our 59th summer adoption season and drawing attention to the many ways Cat Welfare benefits our community. Wild Oats Natural Marketplace hosted a delicious cookout featuring plump turkey/chicken/veggie hot dogs, deli-prepared vegetable salad, Kettle chips, cookies and a selection of natural sodas and bottled water. Event goers browsed the Cat Condo Art Show that featured several innovative creations, including a pirate ship and two castles (see above photos for all condo contest entries). Special guest WBNS 10TV’s Angela An provided flawless authority in presenting each entry with an award sponsored by our Guardian Angel cats. Winner Dave Warman of Columbus took home the sleek bike donated by Bike Source. And above all, our lovable cats and kittens basked in the attention provided by many cat lovers, resulting in an impressive 16 adoptions made during the day.

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document.write(""); Updated Friday, August 29, 2003 All publications listed on this page are in PDF format. To view and/or print PDF documents, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader software installed on your computer. You may download a free copy of Acrobat Reader from Adobe's Web site. Due to the large size of these documents, download time may be long in duration. To request a hard copy of a particular issue, please e-mail your request to Project WILD main page Growing WILD / Nature's Call back issues Growing WILD: Project WILD newsletter (No longer published) Nature's Call: An activity newsletter for kids by Utah's Project WILD. Hooray for Hummingbirds! Growing WILD (7.1 MB) Nature's Call (1.6 MB) Fall/Winter 2002: Utah's Super Snakes Growing WILD (2.5 MB) Nature's Call (360 KB) Spring/Summer 2002: Growing WILD (3.1 MB) Nature's Call (1 MB) Fall/Winter 2001: Utah's Renown Rodents: The Beaver, Porcupine and Pocket Gophers Growing WILD (4.1 MB) Nature's Call (1.4 MB) Spring/Summer 2001: Utah's Clever Crows and Company Growing WILD (3.5 MB)

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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.

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BLACK ROCK RIVER HOLD Beholden to: Sonnette's Dawn Hold Holder/Family: Mallen, Holder and Journeyman Herder Juleva, Holder's Wife and ex-Apprentice Healer Geographic Location: (W2) On the eastern side of the Black Rock River (in what is named on the map in DragonsDawn as Araby, about halfway along the river between Sonnette's Dawn Hold and the Sea of Azov). Physical Description: A medium-sized stone dwelling, which has been added to over the 33 Turns since established. Stone barns to house animals runnerbeasts, herdbeasts, fowl, swine, canines and felines and on occasion some wild animals kept awhile to be studied (for example, large felines, wild runners and herdbeasts, etc.). Pens and fields walled with stone and with stone shelters for beasts during Threadfall. All kept very neat and paths grass-free. Some small cots for the few drudges who help at the hold. All set a little way back from the river but within walking distance. Small black sand beaches on the river bank kept clear of undergrowth to be used for swimming, recreation. Some garden patches well away from the buildings where food is grown fruits, vegetables, herbs (for both food and healing). Hold Economics: The hold is largely self-sufficient. Foods and supplies which cannot be grown at the Hold are bought at gathers at Sonnette's Dawn, where Mallen takes or sends beasts to be traded, or when traders visit, which does not happen often. He also likes to send runnerbeasts to take part in the racing.

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Home Photo Winners Events Submission ... My Account Wild Thing They roam the streets, scavenging through dumpsters and junkyards, slinking into shadows at the sight or sound of humans. They are predominantly undetected, an urban myth to many city dwellers. But feral cats are an all-too-abundant reality for the people working to save them. Feral cats are felines that have had little or no human contact; as a result, they exist in a wild state. Approach them and they'll bolt; pick up one that's injured or sick, and you'll likely sustain severe gashes or bites. They're not "mean" cats, contrary to what some might think; they're simply terrified of humans, much like a squirrel or raccoon. Unlike totally undomesticated animals, however, feral cats often can be socialized with patience and kindness. There are an estimated 60 to 80 million feral cats in the United States, and the population is growing. Most die before reaching one year of age, and too often, their deaths are tragically slow. Feral cats are at the mercy of extreme heat and cold, disease, lack of water and food, dangerous cars and trucks, coyotes and aggressive dogs, and other potentially lethal forces. But increasingly, people across the United States are mobilizing to help this special group of animals. "I Didn't Know She Had It In Her" The explosion of feral cats can be traced to the 1990s, when cats became extremely popular as pets. Unfortunately, too many guardians didn't realize that female kittens can breed when they're as young as five months old. An unspayed kitten will run away to seek out a mate. And when it's time for her to give birth, she'll usually try to find a secluded spot, such as an abandoned house, a drainage pipe, or a car in a junkyard. If her young ones aren't exposed to humans before about three weeks of age, they'll become feral. Luckily, kittens are good candidates for socialization, if rescued early on.

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Home About Us Mission Goals Passport Resorts ... Contact Us Your One Stop Solution to Solving Their Problems All About Great Cats in Crisis Art by Barb Keith Since 1997 the Great Cat concept has been cast about among a selected group of existing like minded sanctuaries. As working relations developed between existing sites the Great Cat Concept was conceived. Great Cats in Crisis is the solution to the problems facing the great cats caught in the crisis. Great Cats in Crisis, Inc. is an international federation of wildlife preserves that started with American Wildlife Sanctuaries™ working together under a national non-profit corporation ( 501-C-3 Pending ). The group expanded one year after conception to include International Wildlife Sanctuaries™ in both Guam and South Africa. Our main goal is the creation of a closed gated community by establishing multiple satellite sites around the globe. This is possible through the Great Cat Management School. Great Cats equips each of these Living Resorts™ with resources to meet their operational needs.

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