When Mary Nielsen approached me with “10 Reasons Why Everyone Should Adopt a Cat”, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Then she told me she had created the infographic to motivate more people to adopt cats instead of buying them, “…giving them (cats) a new home that they deserve…” and I knew we were kindred spirits. Her website, FelineLiving.net, is fairly new, but she states “…I have been a cat lover forever and I started the site to help other cat parents care for their felines.” I found the infographic useful, informative, and pretty. I hope you do too. Be sure to check out her website for other cat- and pet-centric articles.
Please spread the word about wonderful reasons to adopt a pet!
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Mary Nielsen founded FelineLiving.net and is a passionate cat lover, blogger, and part-time music teacher. She founded her blog to share her ups and downs of being a pet parent to a bunch of adorable kittens and cats. When she is not playing with them or teaching, you can find her experimenting in the kitchen.
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Mollie Hunt: Crazy Cat Lady Mysteries and more 
Brilliant I totally agree I adopted my beautiful black boy 11 years ago and would definitely adopt again. I worked at the cats protection and thought I would be drawn to the kittens the most. But it was the older and elderly cats I was drawn to. Some of them had lost their owner due to illness or death. When they first came in they were so withdrawn and sad. They had lived a comfy life for 9 years or more. If you looked into their eyes you could see the unhappiness . How do you explain to a cat why all off a sudden he or she has been taken away from a comfy home with someone they loved and trusted. Over time with understanding ,love,care and playing they would again put their trust in us. I always thought it was such a magical moment when they began to trust you and thought life was worth living again. I love helping the elderly cats.x
I love the older ones too!
Miss Mollie, thanks so much for doing this post! I will share it right now! Purrs!
Thanks for sharing.
Reblogged this on spike the scottish black cat..
Thanks for sharing.
Most shelter cats are also appreciative of being taken out of that environment and become good friends with you
Yes, they do!