Israeli cats
Blessing or a curse? Israelis divided on Jewish state’s abundance of felines - study
While cats are beloved pets by many, 77% of those interviewed agreed that cat numbers needed to be reduced.
Suspected mass poisoning of cats in Tel Aviv, surrounding cities
There are some surprises: The safe countries in Europe for Israelis
Felines behind bylines: Working in the news from home with cats around
What happens when cats get fat? Illinois researchers weigh in
According to the researchers, 60% of cats in the US are overweight.
Jerusalem street cats: Lending a helping paw to feline friends
Jerusalem street cats, a pest to so many, are actually living beings struggling to survive. One initiative has tried to help by bringing volunteer veterinarians.
This olah moved to Israel and is queen of cat rescue in Jerusalem
Aside from the cats she keeps (currently, six cats and four kittens), Tova Saul drives all over Israel delivering rescued and recovered cats to adoptive homes.
Want to know if your cat is in pain? Israeli researchers can tell you how
Israeli researchers have developed an AI model that can tell when felines are in pain
Stray cats flock Israel's streets - it's up to us to take care of them - opinion
There are too many cats on the streets of Israel and not enough of us looking after them.
International Cat Day: Israel's feline fans celebrate purr-fect holiday
Cats are one of the most popular pets in the world. Israel's stray cat population alone is thought to number at least two million, and many cherish them as beloved family members.
Travelers at Ben-Gurion love Nasrallah the cat
Nasrallah the cat was found in the vents near a conveyer belt in Ben-Gurion airport, and now lives happily in the airport, greeting passengers passing through.
Black Cat Appreciation Day: Israelis not adopting darker felines - SPCA
Overall, regardless of age, personality and any other factors, black cats on average always seem to lose out to their lighter-haired cousins.
'Father of kittens' at Al-Aqsa in Jerusalem passes away due to COVID
For decades, Younis would drive over 90 minutes from his home in Arara, an Arab-Israeli town in northern Israel, five times a week to feed the cats and birds at the compound.
Amid COVID-19, lonely big dogs remain stuck in adoption shelters
Larger dogs remain in shelters as puppies and cats are more likely to be adopted.
Cat whispering in Haifa
On my visit to the shelter, I met a very happy young couple who were signing the adoption papers for a beautiful two-year old pure-bred dog with a sad history.
