Wondering what happens to cats when you die? Here’s why the idea of writing your cats into your will isn’t as crazy as you’d think.
Author: T.J. Banks
T.J. Banks is the author of several books, including Catsong, which received a Merial Human–Animal Bond Award. A contributing editor to laJoie, T.J. also has received writing awards from the Cat Writers’ Association (most recently a Certificate of Excellence in 2019), as well as from ByLine and The Writing Self. Her work has appeared in numerous anthologies, including Chicken Soup for the Single Parent’s Soul and A Cup of Comfort for Women in Love, and T.J. has worked as a stringer for the Associated Press, as an instructor for the Writer’s Digest School and as a columnist.
Dealing With Traumatized Rescue Cats
Many rescue cats who come from abusive backgrounds need both time and space to heal in their new homes.
Why Some Cats Attach to Only One Person
Sometimes a cat will keep to one human and pretty much ignore everyone else. Here are some possible reasons.
The Close Connection Between Cats and Horses
Yes, cats and horses can be friends — and both animals share a close connection. Cats and horses are a lot more alike than you might think, actually.
How to Keep Your Cat Safe When Strangers Are Over
When people are coming and going in the house, your indoor cat needs a safe space — or even a room — of their own. Here’s what you should know.
The Weird, Wonderful Subculture of Cat Lovers
Cat people, like everyone else, just want to find a place where they belong. And they’ve found it with others who love all things feline.
How to Create an Amazing Indoor Cat Play Area
Give your cats their own wonderland in the safety and comfort of your home. An indoor cat play area is fun for them — and good for their health.
How to Help Your Older Cat Enjoy Their Twilight Years
Got a senior cat? It’s a good idea to look ahead and figure out what adjustments you can make to help your older cat enjoy life more.
Library Cats Are the Best! Here’s Why They’re So Special.
Here’s a tribute to library cats — who have helped protect books for centuries. These special cats bring back some of the warmth of old-time libraries.
Cat Cafes Are Getting More Popular in the United States
These cafes often work with local cat rescues to promote adoption.
