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  Britta, Cat Culture Reporter

  "I have always considered myself a feline publicist. I've spent my entire life advocating for them; they have so much personality, and I want everyone to know about it!"

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  Pam, the Expert

  "I'm a Certified Animal Behavior Consultant and the author of seven books on cat behavior"

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  Bobbi, the New Cat Parent

  "The best part of my job is coming up with new and fun ways to help us humans experience a little bit of our cat’s amazing sensory worlds."

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3 Comment(s) So Far

On Dec 08, 2009, zuletigger wrote:

gps devices for tracking small children which could be attached to track an animal too. There are may stores and products search for children and tracking. You can add gps to the search if you want that too. I ahve seen my own cat over a 1/4 mile from the house; she is quite the rover.

On Dec 04, 2009, KatWranglr wrote:

Our four kitties eat and sleep most of the day - when we're here. I know they sit in the windows I leave open for them, and I can tell they chase each other around. They're all micro-chipped and I also would like to be able to track them with some type of device, like they do with the big cats in the wild - they have hiding spots we've never found :)

On Nov 12, 2009, Scootchmoki wrote:

My cat always likes to play hide and seek outside now with me. I would like someone to invent a GPS chip that can be put on the cat's coller on put in his ear so I can see where he is when he doesn't come when I call him. Then I could track him on the computer and make sure he doesn't go out as far as the main street or onto someone's property that has a dog.