…46 6 Andean Cat Conservation Center News Dr. Jim Sanderson updates on the building plans. Cat Conservation Trust Update Marion Holmes works to change attitudes and shares news on black-footed…
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…Newsletter, Volume 44 Issue 6 in the Newsletter archive DVD.) All of these years I have wondered about her, but she drew away from the feline community, dropped her USDA…
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…sure to check it out, partic- ularly the Young Feline Ambassador e- newsletter for kids and youth, future pro- tectors of the world’s wild cats. Two issues are online, with…
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…anything from a new toy with which to play, to a new scent, to a new favorite bunk to hang out on. By combining con- stant enrichment and training, the…
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…away from us so I’m going to sit on this advice for a bit. Deb from New York called twice or three times today. We are pretty much doing everything…
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…have chosen not to re-run and this is good. The FCF should not be led by a select few; it needs to be open to new leaders, new ideas, and…
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…records, and any news other than bad news is considered good news, FCF members reached down deep and came up with a fist full of dollars for in situ conservation….
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…from the Secretary. Reproduction of the material in this newsletter may not be made without the written permission of the original copyright owners and/or copyright owner FCF. Since the newsletter…
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…we could still claim a victory: We made important strides in developing respect for the rights and views of the New York pet industry. New York’s pet industry members were…
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…Long Island Ocelot Club mailed their newsletter to FCF members using the FCF mem- bership database without FCF board approval. Artwork and photos were reprinted from our early newsletters. This…
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