cats

Fido and Fluffy deserve to be captured like the stars they are.

Your cat will probably be jealous of its brick doppelganger.

Whether they feature cat art or have resident felines, these institutions are the purrfect destinations for ailurophiles.

Why don't all elementary schools teach kids to read using cats that yell "I am the Queen!"?

Beet pulp may hold the key to healthier cat digestion.

John Lennon had almost as many cats as the Beatles had No. 1 hits.

A look at some of the theories behind feline "poo-phoria."

"Divine Felines" opens this Caturday (uh, Saturday) at the Smithsonian's Arthur M. Sackler Gallery in Washington, D.C.

You're welcome.

"Why don’t you arrest the catnip? That is collecting the crowd. Not I,” he argued.

Are they in league with the devil? Will they steal your baby's breath? People have thought so before.

Between its two locations in Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles, the coffee shop has saved more than 775 felines.

A look inside the surprisingly logical motivations behind your cat ripping the ever-loving sh*t out of your sectional.

Something was wrong with the local felines … and soon humans would get sick too.

The ladies love it.

If Americans' 163 million dogs and cats constituted their own country, they'd rank fifth in global meat consumption.

These interspecies friendships prove that anybody can get along if they really put their minds to it.

There are several theories about why your cat likes to "make biscuits."

Felines lived side by side with humans for thousands of years before we finally began to influence their breeding.

Comparing the two is like comparing apples and oranges, according to experts.

From feline-friendly boats to college campuses, some cat shelters turn up in unexpected places.

Think black cats get adopted in lower numbers? Not so much.

Many illustrious historical personages had a beloved cat or two, but some of them were full-on cat-crazy.

That banged-up cardboard box is your cat's makeshift panic room.