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"She will love you back, I'm sure of it."

Richard Williamson, 31 wants a high court judge to legally ban his neighbour's two cats from his garden, to stop them fouling his lawn.

Cats have a reputation for aloofness (and floofiness), but if you and your feline friend aren't bonding, the problem might just be that you're not speaking their language.

Cats from a home in Caerphilly county allegedly kept pooing in a neighbour's garden, the court hears.

A seller had advertised the three-year-old pet for £30 on Vinted - only for it to be bought by the founder of a rescue charity.

Cats who have spent months rubbing against furniture to mark it with their pheromones can be upset when suddenly things smell different due to a things such as a scented candle.

She wrote on the Facebook post which was accompanied by two photos of Piper: 'We just want her back home safely.'

When archaeologists unearthed small cat bones in China dating back some 5,400 years, they figured cats had been hanging out in early Chinese farming settlements since the Neolithic Period.

A third of male cat owners claimed that their furry friend had actually boosted their love life, while singletons are drawn to fellas who include their pet in dating profiles ...