Cats. They are glorious, elegant, sweet, dear companions— loved, adored, and, yes, worshipped. In the United States, they outnumber dogs as household pets.
And yet, for entirely too long they have been misunderstood. Perhaps that is the true mys- tery surrounding cats.
They are considered aloof, independent, solitary. That is so far from the truth that it would be laughable if it didn’t end up being harmful to these wonderful animals. Cats are solitary hunters, not solitary animals.
Indeed, if you look at unowned and feral cats, you will see them living together in groups. (In case you’re wondering about the difference, unowned cats are those who were once owned by a family but were thrown away to live on their own, while feral cats have never had a home with people.)
And unowned cats often seek out human compan- ionship—no food involved—just because they miss it.
And yet, for entirely too long they have been misunderstood. Perhaps that is the true mys- tery surrounding cats.
They are considered aloof, independent, solitary. That is so far from the truth that it would be laughable if it didn’t end up being harmful to these wonderful animals. Cats are solitary hunters, not solitary animals.
Indeed, if you look at unowned and feral cats, you will see them living together in groups. (In case you’re wondering about the difference, unowned cats are those who were once owned by a family but were thrown away to live on their own, while feral cats have never had a home with people.)
And unowned cats often seek out human compan- ionship—no food involved—just because they miss it.
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