Sentence examples for fellow cats from inspiring English sources

However, till the end he remained loving and sought the interaction perhaps seeking to be positive for us, fellow cats and humans, in the face of his degradation.

Keytar Bear frequently launches into humorous asides without warning like when he insists he's dreamed of teaching bow-and-arrow lessons, or how fisher cats murder dogs and fellow cats.

Have fun! Cats, when wide awake, love playing games such as climbing trees, picking on other fellow cats, running around everywhere, exploring, climbing up onto high areas, etc.

Your cat perceives you as less of a parental figure and much more as a larger, non-hostile fellow cat, according to research by a leading expert in animal behaviour.

His parents passed away some years ago; his daughters, Meredith and Rebecca, are off at colleges upstate; and Matzoh's fellow cat, Spooky, died suddenly of heart disease not long ago.

So remember, my fellow cat-lovers and business owners: this election year may not be as critical in Washington but it's very critical locally.

Starting out with fellow cat lovers may make this a lot easier - you already like their cats, so there must be something cool about them.

His £100 target was reached within minutes as fellow Black Cats supporters answered his call, and with fans of other clubs also becoming involved, the total had reached in excess of £22,000 by Monday morning.

For Mr. Rocker and his fellow Stray Cats -- the guitarist and singer Brian Setzer and the drummer Slim Jim Phantom (born James McDonnell), all pals in Massapequa -- the past included a spectacular rise in the music business.

Their comments were met with sympathy from some, as well as a swell of vehement condemnation on the Internet, where many saw the proposal as solely in the interest of themselves and their fellow fat cats.

But in what may in retrospect have been the beginning of the end for Dick, he, in March of 2003, nominated the billionaire Weill as a director, not as a voice for his fellow fat cats, but as a representative of "the public".