21. Cats, Felines, Housecats And Wild Cats Click on the ISBN for more book information, availability and purchasing.The Tribe of Tiger. 0752834711 The Tribe of Tiger Author http://www.the-bookshelf.com/nature/cat.htm

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22. Big Cats - Endangered Felines Big Cats Endangered felines Guide picks. Cat lovers love all cats, and mostof us have dreamed about experiencing the wild by owning a big cat. http://cats.about.com/cs/bigcats/

zfp=-1 About Cats Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Cats with Franny Syufy Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS A to Z About Cats A to Z Cat Breeds A-Z Cat Food Brands ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Big Cats - Endangered Felines Guide picks Cat lovers love all cats, and most of us have dreamed about experiencing the "wild" by owning a big cat. Through the work of these conservation groups we can continue to experience the endangered wild cats through films, photographs and books. Florida Panther - Endangered Cat Articles and information about the magnificent Florida Panther and the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge, where biologists and wildlife experts are battling to save this endangered cat. Adopt a Cat Ambassador You can support the International Society for Endangered Cats by donating cash to sponsor one of their Ambassador cats. Big Cats History and culture of the wild cats in photos, from HWD (Foothill Bengals). Give the photos time to load it's worth the wait.

23. Felines-L Link Survey Felids, http//www.mint.net/~gstowers/index.html, Mainely Felids is dedicated topromoting responsibility in captive husbandry of wild felines and contains a http://www.catbox.com/felines-l/links/

felines-l list info real list info home Please suggest a good site, either yours or a favorite of yours. Sites submitted so far are shown below this form, new submissions will be added as soon as possible. Your suggestion: Don't put any ampersands " " in the form, it will cause a problem with your entry. Site Name: URL: http:// Description/ comments: Click on Submit when finished Links submitted so far... Note: If you've been here before, you may have to hit 'reload' or 'refresh' to see the newest entries. King of Beasts page http://www.lionlmb.org/lion.html A website all about lions. Contains info, links, video lists, book lists, even software lists. Also has a large section devoted to the Tsavo maneaters incident, the most famous maneating cats of all time. BIGCATS.COM http://www.bigcats.com/ Resources for People Who Love Big and Small Wild Cats Kathy's Kreations http://www.kathyskreations.com Where American artist Kathy C. Dryer demonstrates her artistic wildlife creations in the medium of faux fur. All works of art are hand-crafted in Phoenix, AZ using only the finest materials. Over 170 museum quality pieces - "A Must See Site!" Tiger Touch http://www.tigertouch.org

24. Puma's Lair - Non-domestic Felines, Furry, Anthropomorphic Furry and anthropomorphic information, web pages, local/regional mailing lists.Category Society People Furry Personal Pages...... REAL 'Realistic Exotic Animal Law' discussion list, felines and all other exotics.wildCATS mailing list, large cats in the wild, conservation issues. http://www.catbox.com/

Proud to be in the USA Furry Places of a different sort... Welcome to Puma's Lair! furry stuff, felines area The following are located on catbox... Midwest FURFEST , the Midwest's newest Furry con LAFF (Lake Area Furry Friends) information and web pages. LAFF mailing list (Wisconsin, Illinois) LAFF event calendar LAFF party pictures (Halloween, New Years, Brookfield Zoo, Duckon, July 4th) ArkyFurs (Arkansas) mailing list FrozenFurs (Minnesota) mailing list Furry.ca - Canada! HudsonFur (NY/NJ) mailing list Indiana Fur Iowa Furs MIfur (Michigan) mailing list OhioFur mailing list and web page Teen Fur mailing list, for the younger furs Feral! mailing list info and the Feral! web page These pages are elsewhere: PosiCat's IFPL - Internet Furry Proximity Locator - find furs near you Flayrah - unusually good information furry.com , FurryMUCK's home page Fur Suit / Costuming and the fursuit mailing list Furry Resource Page on fur.com Tigerden , Tigerwolf's home Freefall - sci-fi cartoon Kevin and Kell - daily cartoon Suburban Jungle - cartoon, Tiffany Tiger Feline items Mailing lists and pages on this server...

25. Wild Cat Links History of the LIOCEndangered Species Conservation Federation. An organizationdedicated to responsible private captive husbandry of wild felines. http://www.lioc.org/Links.htm

Links to Other Wild Feline Web Sites Here are some links to other site on the Web which contain information about wild felines, captive husbandry, permits, etc. If you would like your site added to this list, please email your information to Kate Please Note : The LIOC cannot guarantee the authenticity of documents on the Internet. Links to other web sites do not imply any endorsement of or responsibility for the opinions, ideas, data, or products presented at these locations, or guarantee the validity of the information provided. Links to other web sites are provided solely as a pointers to information that may be useful to individuals interested in wild felines. LIOC-ESCF Member Web Sites Animals for Awareness Protection through Education Carnivore Preservation Trust Preserving certain endangered species that are essential to the survival of threatened ecosystems. Cat Survival Trust Cossette's Exotics Cougar Valley A non-profit exotic animal sanctuary and rescue facility. Feline Information Trust Dedicated to sharing our world with exotic felines of all sizes, from Serval to Tiger.

26. LIOC-ESCF : Links Links to Other Web Sites Below are a few links to other web sites which containinformation about wild felines, captive husbandry, permits, etc. http://www.lioc.org/Links/Links.html

Links to Other Web Sites Below are a few links to other web sites which contain information about wild felines, captive husbandry, permits, etc. If you would like your site added to this list, please email your information to Kate . Please specify if you are or are not currently and LIOC-ESCF member. Please Note : The LIOC-ESCF cannot guarantee the authenticity of documents on the Internet. Links to other web sites do not imply any endorsement of or responsibility for the opinions, ideas, data, or products presented at these locations, or guarantee the validity of the information provided. Links to other web sites are provided solely as a pointers to information that may be useful to individuals interested in wild felines. LIOC-ESCF Member Web Sites ACEF-LIOC LIOC-ESCF Branch in the Northwest, open to all LIOC-ESCF members who do not have a local branch. Animals for Awareness Protection through Education Big Cats of Serenity Springs A safe place for big cats. Carnivore Preservation Trust Preserving certain endangered species that are essential to the survival of threatened ecosystems.

27. ThinkQuest Library Of Entries THE PREDITOR felines are remarkable hunters, each with its own special abilities. canstill see today the similarities from the domestic cat and wild cats such http://library.thinkquest.org/11234/cats.html

Welcome to the ThinkQuest Internet Challenge of Entries The web site you have requested, The Wild Habitat , is one of over 4000 student created entries in our Library. Before using our Library, please be sure that you have read and agreed to our To learn more about ThinkQuest. You can browse other ThinkQuest Library Entries To proceed to The Wild Habitat click here Back to the Previous Page The Site you have Requested ... The Wild Habitat click here to view this site A ThinkQuest Internet Challenge 1997 Entry Click image for the Site Languages : Site Desciption Animals are everywhere. At this site, you'll see animals from polar, mountainous, savanna, grasslands, tropical, rainforests, and woodlands regions. Student reports present information such as physical characteristics, habitat, daily life, and hunting and feeding. The interactive section allows you to voice your opinions, and an online message board allows you to discuss animal topics with others. A games section allows you to think like an animal and the quizzes test your animal knowledge. Students Jason D.

28. ThinkQuest Library Of Entries Sit Back a play one of The wild Habitat's games Bobcat Simulation The Bobcat Simulationwill increase your knowledge on the bobcat and other felines as well and http://library.thinkquest.org/11234/games.html

Welcome to the ThinkQuest Internet Challenge of Entries The web site you have requested, The Wild Habitat , is one of over 4000 student created entries in our Library. Before using our Library, please be sure that you have read and agreed to our To learn more about ThinkQuest. You can browse other ThinkQuest Library Entries To proceed to The Wild Habitat click here Back to the Previous Page The Site you have Requested ... The Wild Habitat click here to view this site A ThinkQuest Internet Challenge 1997 Entry Click image for the Site Languages : Site Desciption Animals are everywhere. At this site, you'll see animals from polar, mountainous, savanna, grasslands, tropical, rainforests, and woodlands regions. Student reports present information such as physical characteristics, habitat, daily life, and hunting and feeding. The interactive section allows you to voice your opinions, and an online message board allows you to discuss animal topics with others. A games section allows you to think like an animal and the quizzes test your animal knowledge. Students Jason D.

29. NATURE: Extraordinary Cats: A Fancy For Felines some of the 28 species of wild small cats, the breeders aim to produce beautiful,elegant, hybrid felines with the exotic looks of their wild heritage and the http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/excats/fancy.html

Extraordinary Cats Home Cats! A Fancy For Felines The Homing Instinct Resources A FANCY FOR FELINES Exotic breeds are popular at cat shows. Whether you like your cats striped or spotted, sleek or fuzzy, there is a breed for you. Indeed, cat breeding has become a multi-billion dollar business around the world, with breeders constantly competing to create exotic new varieties that might win the blue ribbon at the next pet show. Often, cat breeders will carefully comb wild and domestic breeds looking for just the right combination of characteristics, matching long hair from one breed, for example, with racy stripes from another. But other times, chance plays as big a role as design in the development of a popular breed. The remarkable curve-eared American Curl, for instance, got its start with a stray cat discovered in California in 1981. "On a sunny day in June, a longhair silky black female kitten with unusual ears wandered up to the doorstep of Joe and Grace Ruga," explains one Web site devoted to the cats with the gracefully-arced ears. "Joe [asked] Grace not to feed the kitten. Grace, not abiding by her husband's wishes but listening to her heart instead, left a bowl of food on the porch. The affectionate black kitten quickly worked her way into the Rugas' hearts (especially Joe's) and they named her Shulamith, which means 'black but comely.' Such are the beginnings of the American Curl as it is known today."

30. Heroic Felines Over time, however, many other wild species were added into the mix, producing Felinesappear in paintings and sculptures from ancient Greece, Rome, and India http://www.moggies.co.uk/html/heroic_felines.html

Back to Heroic Feline Index Heroic Feline Stories To most people, Bart the cat may look like just another tabby. But to high school student Jose Ybara and his mother, the mischievous Illinois feline is a hero. One night a few years ago, just before the break of dawn, Jose lay in his bed suffering from a sudden, life-threatening seizure. Bart, apparently alarmed by Jose's distress, leapt upon the mother's bed in the next room. "She was licking my mom's eyelids, scratching and miaowing, doing anything she could to wake her up," Jose later told reporters. The warning worked: Jose made it to a nearby hospital and his life was saved. And, in a historic first, the Illinois government honoured Bart for her "ingenuity and persistence" in the rescue. Amazing? Yes. But no more remarkable than the many exceptional cats profiled in the Nature program Extraordinary Cats. From Sooty , the English cat who found his way over 100 miles back home, to Scarlett , who risked her own life to save her five kittens from a burning building, Extraordinary Cats profiles the incredible exploits that even the most complacent fat cat can perform. It also highlights the remarkable bonds that people have forged with these once wild creatures, from convicts who find a second chance by grooming their silky fur to psychologists who try to help cats from driving their owners crazy. Cats and people have a relationship that goes back a long way. Scholars believe that people first welcomed cats into their homes in North Africa more than 2,500 years ago. The partnership was born out of mutual benefit: people welcomed the cats because they killed the mice and rats that threatened to eat their hoards of grain; the cats, in turn, got shelter and a stable food supply.

31. FCF : Resources : Links Related Web Links Below are a few links to other web sites which containinformation about wild felines, captive husbandry, permits, etc. http://www.felineconservation.org/R3/Resources/Links.html

Links Feline Conservation Federation Related Web Links Below are a few links to other web sites which contain information about wild felines, captive husbandry, permits, etc. If you would like your site added to this list, please email your information to Kate . Please specify if you are or are not currently a Feline Conservation Federation member. Please Note : The Feline Conservation Federation cannot guarantee the authenticity of documents on the Internet. Links to other web sites do not imply any endorsement of or responsibility for the opinions, ideas, data, or products presented at these locations, or guarantee the validity of the information provided. Links to other web sites are provided solely as a pointers to information that may be useful to individuals interested in wild felines. FCF Member Web Sites ACEF-LIOC LIOC-ESCF Branch in the Northwest, open to all LIOC-ESCF members who do not have a local branch. African Serval.Com African Serval resources and education Animals for Awareness Protection through Education Big Cats of Serenity Springs A safe place for big cats.

32. FCF : Legal Issues domestic animals. Here you will find a summary of state laws thatregulate Possession of wild felines in Captivity. Every effort http://www.felineconservation.org/R3/Legal/default.html

State Laws Federal Laws Model Regulations Why Bans Aren't ... Rights Feline Conservation Federation Legal Issues State Law Summary All states have laws regarding the keeping of non-domestic animals. Here you will find a summary of state laws that regulate Possession of Wild Felines in Captivity. Every effort has been made to ensure that this information is accurate, and appropriate contact information has been included for each state. Please note: This list does not include city or county regulations. Federal Laws Many states and individual counties require a USDA license (usually a Class C Exhibitor's license) as a prerequisite for gaining a permit to possess wild felines. The following explanation may clarify this requirement to those considering applying for a USDA licenses to possess wild felines for commercial purposes. The FCF Model Regulations This document represents over a year of group efforts to research and develop a useful model that can be presented to state legislatures, Game and Fish offices or if slightly modified, even county governments, as a blueprint and guideline to allow private participation in captive husbandry of wild felines. This document addresses the needs of the animal as well as the safety of the public. The Purpose of the Model Regulations Model Regulations (HTML) Model Regulations (PDF) Model Regulations (MS Word) ... The Problems with Bans FCF supports responsible private ownership and is against animal abuse and sub-standard facilities. Banning the good owners and the conservation role they play, along with those who are not providing for the felines or the safety of the public properly, does more harm then good. FCF encourages that all owners be educated prior to taking on their responsibility to house and provide for exotic felines and asks that those of us with experience act as mentors to aid future responsible care givers and discourage those who's lifestyles are not suitable for such endeavors.

33. Links cats there. Feline Conservation Federation An organization that promotesresponsibly private ownership of wild felines. Caring For http://www.wildaboutcats.org/links.htm

Links Please e-mail us if you cannot link to any of these sites. Thank you. Contents: Wild Cat Information Wildlife Organizations Mailing Lists Other Feline Facilities ... Miscellaneous Wild Cat Information Big Cats On-Line Great resource site. Cats! - From Wild to Mild An encyclopedia of information for each individual species, including photos and links. Put together by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. Bagheera's Lair Fantastic interactive educational site! AZA Felid TAG The Felid Taxon Advisory Group within the American Zoo and Aquarium Association. Tiger's Domain Lots of Tiger info and links. The Cheetah Spot Cheetah information of all kinds. Mainely Felids George Stowers' wonderfully informative site all about responsible private ownership. King Of Beasts A great site with lots of lion information. ISEC International Society of Endangered Cats. A feline conservation group based in Columbus, Ohio. IUCN-Cat Specialist Group This world-wide group organizes guidelines of conservation and captive breeding of all wild cats. Cat Conservation Center Online - Cat Action Treasury Nonprofit fund for the conservation of wild cats in their natural habitats, supporting priority projects of the World Conservation Union's Cat Specialist Group.

34. Education And Information Titled An Introduction to Responsible Private Captive Husbandry of wild felines. It is a truly valuable basic guide to information and resources for anyone http://www.wildaboutcats.org/educatn.htm

Check out our Model Regulations that are available to Local and State agencies that are interested in implementing jurisdication regarding wildcats. Check out our page on our educational programs . We stress education, whether it's through these outreach programs or free information that is available by contacting us. George Stowers of Mainely Felids and our director, Dawn Simas, cowrote a Husbandry Manual . Titled "An Introduction to Responsible Private Captive Husbandry of Wild Felines." It is a truly valuable basic guide to information and resources for anyone considering getting a wild cat as a pet. Please get this booklet before making such a big decision. The $10 price goes directly to Wild About Cats. Check it out, along with our other merchandise, at our online store E-mail Dr. Stephen Whipple for veterinary advice on wild cats. He's a wonderful vet with a private practice that has treated many exotic animals, including felines. For information on permit requirements for a specific state in the U.S., check out Monkey Madness . This page has the regulations for every state in the U.S. (still under constructions) regarding ownership of wild animals. If you know the regs for your state and they don't have them, e-mail them and let them know to complete their listing.

35. Felines Unlike wild tigers which kill their prey and then gorge, tigers that live in zoos adifferent manner than do lions or cheetahs (the other local felines) do, as http://www.i-love-cats.com/meow/kisuka/felines.html

This is the page of all felines Tiger: Please click here to go to a terriffic site just about tigers! Info; Tigers are the biggest cats in the world. They live in steamy hot jungles as well as icy cold forests. There are five different kinds or subspecies of tiger alive in the world today. These tigers are called Siberian, South China, Indochinese, Bengal, and Sumatran. Their Latin name is Panthera tigris. Tigers are an endangered species; only about 5,000 to 7,400 tigers are left in the wild. Three tiger subspecies, the Bali, Javan, and Caspian tigers have become extinct in the past 70 years. The size of a tiger's territory depends on the amount of food available, and usually ranges from about 10 to 30 square miles (26-78 sq. km). Siberian tigers sometimes have really big territories (as large as 120 square miles). Although tigers usually live alone, tiger territories can overlap. A male tiger's territory usually overlaps those of several female tigers. Wild tigers can eat as much as 40 pounds of meat at one time. After eating a lot, they often do not eat again for several days. Over much of the tiger's broad geographic range, wild pig, wild cattle and several species of deer are its major prey. Unlike wild tigers which kill their prey and then gorge, tigers that live in zoos eat a prepared diet of horse meat and vitamins daily. They may eat as much as 10 pounds of meat per day. Leopard: Info: The diet of leopards consists largely of smaller animals, with gazelles and antelope generally being the largest catches, as leopards lack the size to regularly bring down a zebra.

36. Friends Of Felines The Saffells said their organization first inventories the colony to determine howmany cats are living in the wild. They then trap the felines and take them http://www.gazette.net/200046/bowie/news/33448-1.html

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37. Great Cats In Crisis, Your One Stop Solution To Solving Their Problems This way, the cat keepers do not have to take their time away from the care ofthe wild felines, and the available funds are utilized in the most efficient http://www.greatcats.org/past.html

Home About Us Mission Goals Passport Resorts ... Contact Us Your One Stop Solution to Solving Their Problems All About Great Cats in Crisis Art by Barb Keith Since 1997 the Great Cat concept has been cast about among a selected group of existing like minded sanctuaries. As working relations developed between existing sites the Great Cat Concept was conceived. Great Cats in Crisis is the solution to the problems facing the great cats caught in the crisis. Great Cats in Crisis, Inc. is an international federation of wildlife preserves that started with American Wildlife Sanctuaries™ working together under a national non-profit corporation ( 501-C-3 Pending ). The group expanded one year after conception to include International Wildlife Sanctuaries™ in both Guam and South Africa. Our main goal is the creation of a closed gated community by establishing multiple satellite sites around the globe. This is possible through the Great Cat Management School. Great Cats equips each of these Living Resorts™ with resources to meet their operational needs.

38. Jaws And Claws: Wild Dogs And Fierce Felines (None) Shop, News, In Theaters, Features, Rental Guide, DVD Reviews, Jaws and ClawsWild Dogs and Fierce felines Synopsis Discovery Channel Kids. Buy Movie Posters! http://www.reel.com/movie.asp?MID=118364

39. Information About Bengal Cats Felines Breeding Bengal Cats In Canada Cattery Bre Bengal cats are a fairly new breed of domestic cat, which originated from the breedingof a wild Asian Leopard Cat to an Egyptian Mau, Abyssinian, or other http://www.thunderboomerbengals.ca/aboutbengals.html

Bengal cats are a fairly new breed of domestic cat, which originated from the breeding of a wild Asian Leopard Cat to an Egyptian Mau, Abyssinian, or other domestic shorthaired breed. This type of breeding was done in attempt to create a smaller version of the beautiful wild cats of the jungle, while maintaining an even, dependable temperament suitable for a family pet. The wild Asian Leopard cats also appeared to have a natural immunity to feline leukemia, which gave rise to some further experimental breeding, done in the hope that some significant component of this immunity could be applied to the human leukemia research programs. Asian Leopard Cats display beautiful spotted coat patterns in various colors, depicting the area of their origin. Warmer areas produce darker, more brownish colors, while cooler regions produce a more reddish brown spotting. These cats are wild animals and are not to be kept as pets. The Bengal cat is four generations or more away from the wild Asian Leopard cats. The first few successive generations of breeding Asian Leopard Cats and domestics are termed filial Bengals and should be owned by knowledgeable experienced breeders. These cats may still possess and exhibit some characteristics of their wild ancestors that would make them unsuitable as family pets. Foundation Breeding programs may include male or female Asian Leopard Cats as the first generation, but any progeny of these breedings will normally consist of only sterile males, while the females will be fertile. From the 4th generation and beyond, all offspring should be fertile.

40. Reference Books And Publications Introduction to Responsible Private Captive Husbandry of wild felines Trifold brochure,provides a brief overview of private captive husbandry for those who http://home.twcny.rr.com/mainelyfelids/read.html

Reference Books and Publications Casual Interest Captive Husbandry "How To" Manuals Heavy Duty Reference Books If you would like to buy any of the following books I suggest you try looking for them at Amazon.com. Just enter the ISBN number in the keyword field. Books Music Video Enter keywords... Casual Interest Great Cats - 1991, Rodale Press Inc., Emmaus, PA, ISBN 0-87857-965-6, ~$40.00 Wild Cats of the World Click here to order this book. Tiger! - 1995, Simon Barnes, St. Amrtin's Press, ISBN 0-312-11544-X, ~$25.00 Click here to order this book. The Tiger on Your Couch - Bill Fleming and Judy Peterson Fleming, William Morrow and Company, Inc.ISBN 0-688-08750-7, ~$20.00 This book compares and contrasts domestic cats with tigers. Cougar-Ghost of the Rockies , Karen McCall and Jim Dutcher, Sierra Club Books, ISBN 0-87156-463-7, ~$20.00 Click here to order this book. Bobcat , Hope Ryden, Lyons and Burford, Publishers, ISBN 1-55821-143-8, ~$10.00 Tigers , Jean-Pierre Zwaenepoel, Chronical Books, ISBN 0-8118-0143-8, ~$13.00 Kingdom of Lions , Jonathan scott, Rodale Press, ISBN 0-87596-550-4, ~$35.00

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