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Completely Cats
A duo from New Zealand and France have formed Completely Cats, an organisation set up with a big ambition; to make a real difference to cat care and welfare throughout the world.
Both Brits, Zoe, a commissioning editor and Beth, a best-selling author are passionate about felines. By combining their skills they are self-funding a book of short stories about cats. With the help of their partners Katzenworld, a top online cat magazine, and International Cat Care, a highly respected charity, they have launched a global appeal to cat owners and supporters to contribute their own epic, heart-warming tales. Written by cat lovers for cat lovers the book will be a first for the international feline-loving community. For each copy sold Completely Cats will donate 20% to International Cat Care. But it doesn’t stop there.
As stories come in, the Completely Cats team are working with Katzenworld(http://www.katzenworld.co.uk) and International Cat Care (http://icatcare.org/) to promote cat care online. Top tips and welfare information are published on their Twitter profile and Facebook page each day, along with an amazing variety of snippets and fun stories shared from the cat-loving community.
The message coming from the team is:
‘Don’t hold back! Send in your epic cat tales now and we’ll help with the editing.’
Submission details are available on the Completely Cats website: www.completelycats.
weebly.comincluding information about the competition to select the best short story. 
Completely Cats are on a mission and they want you to join them.
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New Pet on the Block
Another pet joins the HeyDoYou team…
Introducing my new kitty, Maxwell Squeaks!
“Squeaky,” as he often goes by, was rescued by a neighbor of mine and then I adopted him. When I brought him home, he was pretty friendly and followed me around the house wherever I went. But a few days in, he became such a “scaredy cat,” spending his time hiding out under the couch or running frantically back to his hideout whenever anyone entered the room. I worried that we’d have bonding issues and I’d be stuck scooping poop for a kitty who never wanted to play with me for the rest of his life. Fortunately, after about a week, he finally came around.
Squeaks is now a happily adjusted kitten with tons of energy. He does not stop, but with that comes plenty of free entertainment. He’s constantly nipping or licking at your feet or hands, or anything body part that you’re trying to use at the time. And when he’s hunger, he “squeaks” rather than meows to let you know it’s feeding time.
A day or two after I got him
Playing…
…and playing–pretty much all he likes to do!
Squeaks clearly doesn’t know who’s pooping his scoop and feeding him, because he hissed at me when I tried to take this photo!Welcome, Squeaks!!
