Deborah Siegel

If You're a Cat You Can? Deborah Siegel

We’re feline-friendly “cat people” and proud of it. We don’t believe cats are distant and aloof; instead, we resonate with their independence. What people don’t understand, they tend to fear—so this book will explain what “moves” a cat, besides movement itself that is. It will answer serious questions, such as: Why are cats so misunderstood? Are cats capable of sensing the paranormal and supernatural? What makes cats stare at absolutely nothing? Okay, perhaps that question isn’t so serious. Shared stories of heroic cats that have saved people’s lives or stood by them in death will pull at your heartstrings. It’s all in a day’s work for a cat. Understanding what motivates these whiskered wonders will let you see things in a whole new perspective. Reading about the rich and famous who bequeathed millions to their cats, Presidents who shared the White House with their furry friends, and sharing the common “cat next door” tales, will help readers understand there is no shame in being a cat lover. Shout it from the rooftops. Well, that might be a bit over the top. Discovering the connection you can have with a cat is a powerful revelation. Read about how cats protect and defend those they love, and judge and dismiss those they don’t. Who knows, learning about a cat’s peculiar habits might provide insight into some of your own bizarre behaviors.