Amazing Cats
Stories of Intuition, Compassion, Mystery & Extraordinary Feats
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Amazing Cats
Narrated by:
Stephen Ryzuk
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Narrated by:
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Stephen Ryzuk
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Omar Mouellam
About this listen
Loving or aloof, mischievous or cuddly - for many people, their cats are an integral part of the family. Here are extraordinary stories of some of the world’s most charismatic and captivating cats:
- Princess Kitty, dubbed “The Smartest Cat in the World”, was trained to play the piano and do 100 other incredible tricks
- ASPCA 2007 cat of the year, Winnie, led her family to a carbon monoxide leak
- Simon received the Dickin Medal for his efforts in consoling the wounded on the British navy ship HMS Amethyst
- A hospice cat named Oscar can predict patients’ deaths
- Fred, the “Undercover Kitty”, won the Law Enforcement Appreciation Award for helping to nab a fraudulent vet
- Scarlett, an incredible mother cat, damaged her eyes saving her five kittens from a New York inferno
- Smart and adventurous, Macavity caught a bus several times a week to the nearest fish and chips shop
- Lewis, nicknamed “The Terrorist of Sunset Circle”, was put under permanent house arrest after biting and scratching six neighbors
- And many more.
Great book and amazing stories
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