Meet Zach & Turk – Two adorable boys!
Available for adoption through Saturday, August 4th.

Breed: Domestic Medium Hair (Zach) and Domestic Medium Hair (Turk)
Color: Red Mackerel Tabby & White (Zach) and Black & White (Turk)
Sex: Male
Age: 4 months old
Comments: We are current on all vaccinations and have already been neutered as well.

Hi everyone, our names are Zach & Turk. We are very sweet, affectionate, and playful littermates looking for our forever family.

We love to rough and tumble in the Cat Connection playroom and enjoy toys of all sorts. We really like climbing and jumping on the cat trees. We are on an excellent diet so our fur is incredibly soft.

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And The Winners Are...
Meet the July 2007 Cat of the Month Photo Contest Winners

July 2007 Cat Connection Winner
Voted "Cat of the Month" by The Cat Connection Shop Cats


Owner: Debby Lambert
Cat's Name: Cuddles
Breed: Persian
Age: 1 1/2 years old

About the Winner:
Here is what the owner has to say about her incredible kitty, Cuddles.

"Cuddles is the most loveable, affectionate and friendly cat one could ever imagine. She absolutely loves to be "cuddled" and and smothered with kisses. She can be very demanding when she wants her tummy rubbed, which is often.

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2008 Calendars are Here!
Now available at Cat Connection while supplies last.

It's never too early to start preparing for the new year. So get started in style with 12 months of fabulous kitties!

Choose from a variety of full-size wall calendars featuring your favorite breed, art by Ned Young or Lowell Herrero, or quirky feline cartoons like Cat from B. Kliban. Or if you prefer something on a smaller scale, we offer box calendars featuring comical kitty humor and mini wall calendars showcasing colorful images to tickle your funnybone.

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Top quality Food Just Got Better!
Introducing Wellness Healthy Indulgences...

Healthy Indulgences - Naturally delicious everyday entrees. Wellness Healthy Indulgences offers a menu of succulent morsels paired with delectable sauces for a taste cats love. Wellness Healthy Indulgences is the only wheat gluten free, natural pouch on the market.

FIND OUT ABOUT OUR LIMITED TIME OFFER! CLICK HERE!

HIGHEST QUALITY PROTEIN SOURCES
- Wellness uses only the highest quality protein from both meat and seafood sources. Real, USDA grade, Ethoxyquin-Free, deboned meats including Chicken, Turkey and Duck. Seafood sources from Herring, Salmon, Shrimp and Crab.

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Cat Connection Welcomes Back...
The Sassy Cat Jacquard Woven Throw!

Back by popular demand, we have custom ordered these beautiful throws just for our Cat Connection customers. In past years, we could barly keep them in stock!

Featuring a trio of endearing cat portraits that are presented from the original pieces by the artist. The names of the cats are Jazzabelle (top right), Meribelle (top left) and Isabelle (bottom) - the Belle Cats.

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Giving Kitty Something to Nibble On
Cat grass is an increasingly popular phenomenon.
Written by: Tracy Vogel, Staff Writer

Cats graze. Not as much as sheep, obviously. But they do a little vegetation munching, as your houseplants will attest.

Picking up on this, a variety of companies offer "cat grass," grass blends to tempt cats hungry for greens. The verdict from veterinarians is that it can't really do any damage, and may have a few benefits.

"It doesn't hurt anything," said Dr. Les Hickman of the Cat Hospital of Memphis, Memphis, Tenn. "In nature most cats, if you give them a chance, will eat grass."

That doesn't necessarily mean they know what they're doing. "The primary reason they eat grass is so they can throw it up on the rug," he theorized. "If he likes eating it, and you don't mind cleaning it up, that's fine."

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A Safe Cat is an Indoor Cat
Written by: Lesli Wyant, DVM

If you want your cat to live a safe, healthy life, keep the back door shut. Letting it outside to explore its wild "roots" is a romantic idea in theory, but it is also a surefire way to introduce your pet to serious diseases, parasites, and physical trauma that indoor cats have a much lower risk of encountering.

"All cats should be indoor-only cats," said Nancy Peterson, spokesperson for the Humane Society of the United States . "Saying that a cat needs to be allowed to roam free outside is like saying that a child needs fresh air and then leaving the toddler unsupervised in the dangers of the outdoors while the parent goes to work."

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