Meet Lipap Ole Sayioki, Your Sponsored Lion Guardian
Ban the Importation of African Lion Trophies
Cats Imitate Cat Coin Bank
The Itazura Kitty Cat Coin Bank Cats Imitate Kitty Cat Coin Bank You can see the cats playing kitty cat coin bank in this short video. We hope you like the video. A few days ago, after I unpacked a larger box, I took a few moments to watch Annie and Eddie playing. I couldn’t help but notice their…
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Cats Put Paws in Snow For First Time
Bring Some Love Home #FoodShelterLove
This post is sponsored by Hill’s. I am being compensated for helping spread the word about Hill’s® Science Diet® and Food, Shelter & Love™ Program, but The Tiniest Tiger only shares information we feel is relevant to our readers. Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Inc. is not responsible for the content of this article. Cats Come into Shelters for a Lot of…
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African Lion Returns to Gabon After 20 Year Absence
Amur Tiger Father Leads Family Through Snow
First Ever Photos of Adult Male Amur Tiger with Family A camera trap placed in the bitterly cold Russian forest snapped images of tigers. At first this might not sound so unusual, but captured on the camera were images of an adult male Amur tiger leading what is thought to be his family, a female and three cubs, through the…
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How to Keep Your Cat From Climbing Curtains. The Cat’s Trapeze
Code Red for the Lions in West and Central Africa
Snow Day For Cats!
Puma Under Pressure
President Lincoln and His Cats
Presidents Day: Celebrating Lincoln and His cats Today is Presidents Day, a United States holiday celebrated on the third Monday of February to remember all presidents, but most might associate with Presidents Washington and Lincoln. Both Presidents were born in February, Washington on the 22nd and Lincoln on the 12th. While we pay tribute to all Presidents, one former leader…
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The Leopard. The Clandestine Cat In The Neighborhood.
“Secretive, silent, smooth and supple as a piece of silk, he is an animal of darkness, and even in the dark he travels alone.”