61. Sedgwick County Animal Control - Cat Care Moreover, (cats) don't discriminate; they aren't politically correct about dining onendangered or threatened an effective warning, many crafty felines learn how http://www.sedgwick.ks.us/animalcontrol/cats.htm

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62. Caribbean Gardens: Ocelot Release recent place where you can see these endangered felines and is ocelot is one of thesmall (cats) considered as are listed on both the US endangered Species list http://www.caribbeangardens.com/New/Ocelot-release.htm

America's Rarely Seen Endangered Cats Now Appearing in Unique Educational Presentation at Local Zoo You've probably heard of an ocelot, but chances are you may never have seen one since there are less than 100 in the nation's zoos. Ocelots gained their fame during the height of the fur coat trade, but today more difficult issues like habitat fragmentation and development pose a more challenging threat. Caribbean Gardens: The ZOO in Naples is the most recent place where you can see these endangered felines and is also one of the very few zoos where you can see them in a presentation and learn what can be done to protect this animal so revered for its beauty. The zoo features these rare cats in its premiere educational program: Safari Canyon - a unique presentation combining live animals and video screens to better educate audiences. And if you ever wondered if all this time and effort is worth it, just ask the zoo's director of education, Tim Tetzlaff. Yes, he's David's brother and he shares David's enthusiasm for the shows. "The impact of seeing a live animal combined with interpretation by a live person cannot be overestimated. Our guests come for a fun time with their family, but they also want a connection to nature and to learn about this wild world. It's hard to get all of that when you're hanging out with your kids and seeing everything around you. Dave and I know that. We both have children and we visit zoos all the time with them. It's hard to read signs and take it all in. But sit everyone down for a show and you all get to relax and focus on what's in front of you. That's when you learn the most. And that's what really helps build the connection you came for."

63. Animal Lord (Monstrous Manual) Nonfelines will see the cat lord in different ways To those who dislike or even hatecats, the cat and any other times when hawks are endangered or threatened http://advancedkid.narod.ru/new_59.htm

Previous Index Next Cover Animal Lord Cat Lord Wolf Lord Hawk Lord Climate/Terrain: Beastlands Beastlands Beastlands Frequency: Very rare Very rare Very rare Organization: Solitary Solitary Solitary Activity Cycle: Any Any Any Diet: Carnivore Carnivore Carnivore Intelligence: Exceptional (15-16) Exceptional (15-16) Exceptional (15-16) Treasure: Nil Nil Nil Alignment: Neutral Neutral Neutral No. Appearing: Unique Unique Unique Armor Class: Movement: 12, Fl 24 (C) Hit Dice: 122 hit points 122 hit points 122 hit points No. of Attacks: See below See below See below Damage/Attack: See below See below See below Special Attacks: Magical weapons, rake, darts Poison Dive Special Defenses: Danger sense Danger sense, immune to Danger sense non-magical weapons Magic Resistance: Size: See below See below See below Morale: Champion (15-16) Champion (15-16) Champion (15-16) XP Value: The three animal lords listed above am only examples of the many lords who live in the Beastlands, the plane also known as the Happy Hunting Grounds. For each variety of animal there is a corresponding animal lord. There is a fox lord, a bass lord, a mouse lord, a home lord, and hundreds of other animal lords. Animal lords can appear in two distinct forms: a human form and an animal form, In either form, each animal lord looks quite different. In humanoid form, they look much like a human man or woman but with subtle features of the animal in question. In this form, they are of standard size, about 6 feet tall. In animal form, they look like the animal over which they exercise dominion. The tiger lord will look like a sleek, beautiful tiger, the badger lord will appear as a badger, etc.

64. The Cat Welfare Scociety Feral Cat Colony Control By Dan Knapp residents would own their (cats), all felines would be not sustainable is in areaswhere endangered wildlife may have shown that bird predation by (cats) is less http://www.cats.org.il/knapp.html

65. Asiatic Lion Information Centre - The Asiatic Lion Links Page Wild About (cats) Wild About (cats) is dedicated to responsible homes for captivebredwild felines, and promoting Includes a useful section on endangered species. http://www.asiatic-lion.org/links.html

The Asiatic lion links page This page is a collection of links to other Internet sites containing information about EEP member zoos, big cats, and wildlife conservation. If you know of any other sites which you think it would be relevant for ALIC to link to please contact me by email. EEP member zoos: Berlin Tierpark Zoo Bristol Zoo Chester Zoo Dudley Zoo ... The Asiatic Lion Fund The Asiatic Lion Foundation aims to support research on the Gir lions, to aid in creating a strong and healthy captive Asiatic lion population and to, through the twenty European and some Indian zoos who keep this lion subspecies, educate the public about the situation threatening the future of the Asiatic lion. The Samrakshan Trust The Samrakshan Trust is actively working to further the project to create a second reserve for Asiatic lions in India. BigCats.com Resources for people who love big and small wild cats. Big Cats Online Big Cats Online offers both a general and more detailed introduction to the various species of cat living in the wild today. It not only covers the 'Big Cats' - Leopard, Lion, Tiger, Jaguar, Cheetah and Puma, but also introduces all of the lesser known 'Wild Cat' species.

66. EWildlife.com | Wildlife Search Engine Directory the protection and preservation of the world's endangered felines. Home to over 70cats, representing 16 than 400 animals including 32 endangered or threatened http://www.ewildlife.com/search/Education/Zoos/California/index.shtml

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67. Environment - What A Pretty Kitty! detrimental effect they have on these endangered species. necessity of controllingor eradicating (cats) in their the dietary habits of these felines (71864 bytes http://www.gobcan.es/medioambiente/eng/revista/2001/22/276/

"); document.write(" INDEX SEARCH LINKS COMMENTS ... MAP Juan Luis Rodríguez Luengo Biologist. Biodiversity Service Medio Ambiente CANARIAS Magazine of the Canarian Ministry of Regional Planning and the Environment GOVERNMENT OF THE CANARY ISLANDS Issue 22 / 2001 What a pretty kitty! The Invasive Species Specialist Group of the World Conservation Union (IUCN) has recently published a list of the world's 100 worst invasive alien species ( www.issg.org ) and, strange as it may seem to some readers, the cat is among those animals included. The domestic cat is descended from the Eurasian wild cat and became tame in prehistoric times. Feral cats, i.e. those that do not depend on man for their survival, have been responsible for the extinction or depletion in numbers of countless animal species, especially birds and reptiles, in numerous islands across the world. On many occasions, they have been introduced either as a pet or to control plagues of rodents, but in the majority of cases, the result has been catastrophic for those island species which had evolved in the absence of predators. In some cases, the situation has become so extreme that governments of countries such as New Zealand, Australia and the United States, to name but a few, have been forced to develop intensive programmes for controlling and eradicating cat populations by means of traps, powerful poisons and even by propagating specific feline infectious diseases. The negative effect of cats on the native fauna of many islands is compounded by the changes to habitats caused by herbivore activity (animals such as goats, rabbits, etc.), introduced plants and, in the worst of cases, by the presence of rats. Some sadly famous examples include that of the wren of Stephen Island (New Zealand) and the black robin native to the Chatham Islands. The Stephen Island wren was a flightless bird whose numbers had been decimated by the Polynesian rat but its definitive extinction was largely due to the cat of the island's lighthouse-keeper in 1894. In the second case, cats were introduced by Europeans in the 19th century to control rabbit populations in Mangere Island but they ended up exterminating 12 bird species, including the black robin.

68. Cat Links on saving habitat where big (cats) can live protecting and preserving the world’sendangered felines. Trust Dedicated to preserving endangered species essential http://www.1000petstores.com/Cats/CATLIN_1/catlin_1.HTM

Advertising Rates 4-H Clubs About Us Accessories ... Endangered Species CAT LINKS Max's House is a place where you can learn more about vaccinating your precious kitty, as well as donate a few dollars to help other cats get vaccines. Feline Hip Dysplasia Awareness Web Site Center for Companion Animal Health is a website from the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine. The Center's mission is to encourage, foster and facilitate programs that ultimately serve to improve the health and well-being ofcompanion animals. American Veterinary Medical Assocation Care For Pets has good content on feline heath, plus useful information about traveling with your pet, safety tips for children, how to select a veterinarian, careers in veterinary medicine, and more. Although not devoted exclusively to cats, much of the AVMA Care For Pets site is applicable to many species. AltVetMed Information on complimentary and alternative veterinary medicine. Provides a directory of members of the American Holistic Veterinary Association. American Animal Hospital Association An organization of more than 17,000 veterinary care providers gives basic information about pet care.

69. [Wildlife-india] NEWS: New CITES Trade Rules Proposed For Wild Plants And Animal message Wildlifeindia NEWS Fearsome felines give Patna the survival of threatenedand endangered species, especially great apes; various big (cats) such as http://www.symonds.net/pipermail/wildlife-india/2002-June/000031.html

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70. The Bronx Zoo At that time all the felines were housed in one and remind us what those big catswere capable to raise people's consciousness about endangered and threatened http://www.bronxboard.com/diary/dillon.html

Please click on the above banner to visit our sponsor For displaced, misplaced, and nostalgic ex -Bronxites The Bronx Zoo by Grayce Pedulla Dillon Having that ritual done, each of us filled our tiny hands with peanuts to feed the squirrels. Tap, tap, tap , we would knock on the ground to get their attention. We'd drop the treats just in front of us and remain very, very still while they gingerly approached. They would grab their gifts and cleverly maneuver the shell to get at the nut inside. We were enthralled at the entire performance. Next we happily skipped ahead to the deer herd enclosed in their fenced yard. We were convinced they belonged to that roly-poly, jolly guy who dressed in red. Of course we searched diligently for the most famous reindeer of all with the red nose. The only one to spot him for certain was (you guessed it) Dad. It was a thrill to get so close and to know the herd lived in the Bronx. Just a short run ahead was "the giant bird cage." It was very exciting to enter their world as a myriad of feathered creatures freely flew over our heads. What fascinated me also was the variety of birdcalls. Until this day I whistle to birds, mimicking their calls as I learned to do then. Some responded and came closer to examine us in wonder. One exhibit after another entertained us beyond our expectations. As many times as we visited we were never bored. There was always a new discovery and Dad enhanced it with his own shenanigans. He would skip along exhorting us to join him as he sang "Here we go gathering nuts and hay, nuts and hay, nuts and hay." We merrily skipped along singing, laughing, and eagerly anticipating the next stop of our tour.

71. Animal Protection Institute - Summary Of State Laws Relating To Breeding Wild An all species of Carnivora (canines, felines, excluding domestic nondomestic dogs andcats), Proboscidea (elephants on a state or federal endangered or threatened http://www.api4animals.org/default.asp?ID=1307

72. Animal Protection Institute - Rhode Island Felis catus) excluding hybrids with wild felines Domestic horse listed as threatenedor endangered by the Family Felidae (cats) (including non-domestic Hybrids http://www.api4animals.org/default.asp?ID=333

73. Biodiversity Environment ( 766 Human Selected Links ) conservation societies Conservation Mammals felines Big (cats) and Wild Cat Research-Big (cats) On-line International Society for endangered (cats) -NOAH Feline http://www.cbel.com/biodiversity_environment/

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74. The Kathmandu Post Indian subcontinent is home to many species of Big (cats), most of species of turtleand 32 species of sea horse, endangered by over Asian felines CITES called http://www.kantipuronline.com/archive/kpost/2002-11-17/kp_frontpg.htm

Kathmandu Sunday November 17, 2002 Army has a new air truck now By Khim Ghale KATHMANDU, Nov 16 The Royal Nepal Army (RNA) has purchased an air-truck from a Poland-based aircraft manufacturer. The brand new aircraft, which landed in the capital last week, is expected to aid security forces fighting Maoists insurgency in the country. The STOL (short take and landing) aircraft, which can land in almost every airport around the country, will be used to transport logistics and the security forces, highly-placed security sources told The Sunday Post. The twin-engine aircraft, which can fly in all temperature conditions, was brought in Nepal by the American Air Force last week, according to the sources. Although the aircraft has a much higher pricetag, the RNA purchased it in a subsidised rate of US $ 40,000, the sources claimed. "Because we are the first South Asian party to buy the aircraft, the company offered us the subsidy," one RNA official told The Sunday Post. The small-sized, aircraft has 17 seats for ‘para-dropping’ and 20 seats for ‘ordinary passengers or security persons’. "It’s very light and will be very handy," an official said.

75. VanAnnies Felidae : Big Cats And Wild Cat Research You may not have heard of these felines, but the Conformation of Cisterna chyli incats (Felis catus); Survival of breeding dens by the endangered Iberian lynx http://www.bigcats.com/articlesummary.mv

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76. Andean Mountain Cat been upgraded from Vulnerable to endangered status on description and comparisonwith other felines from the to distinguish Andean mountain (cats) from pampas http://www.felidae.org/PROJECTS/Andean_Mountain_Cat/andean_mountain_cat.htm

CAT PROJECTS Poachers to Protectors: Conserving Tigers in Cambodia Asiatic Cheetah Surveys ... Guigna Black-footed cat ABOUT CAT JOIN CAT NEWS ARCHIVE RESEARCH LIBRARY ... Get free Adobe Acrobat Reader for PDF files Andean Mountain Cat: Natural History, Distribution and Status Adult male Andean mountain cat in Chile's Surire National Monument (14,000 feet) allowed researcher Jim Sanderson to approach closely on foot. ( www.carnivoreconservation.org The Andean mountain cat ( Oreailurus jacobita ) is a small, little known inhabitant of the arid Andes highlands. CAT sponsored surveys in the four range states: Argentina, Bolivia and Chile and Peru are improving our understanding of the species' geographic range and confirming its rarity. The Andean mountain cat has been upgraded from Vulnerable to Endangered status on the 2002 IUCN Red List of Threatened Animals. A high priority project supported by Gibson Anderson has just been completed: the first survey of the distribution of the Andean mountain cat in Peru. This addresses a major gap in our understanding of the species: Andean mountain cat ( Oreailurus jacobita ) and other Andean carnivores status survey in Ayacucho, Arequipa, Puno and Tacna departments, Peru.

77. KLVX SAT-Chats: Cat-Chat Great (cats) Guide is presented by the Smithsonian National zoo animals, including threatenedand endangered species Good coverage of numerous felines such as the http://www.klvx.org/sat-chats/catchat.shtml

Select Chat Airline-Chat Astro-Chat Cat-Chat Desert-Chat ET-Chat Jet-Chat Magic-Chat Sea-Chat Life with lions Tuesday, May 2, 2000 10-11am PT What could be more exciting that finding out about the science and showbiz of the world's largest cats Cat-Chat connects students with famed lion trainer, Keith Evans, in a video visit to the MGM Grand Lion Habitat in Las Vegas. Hear Keith answer queries on topics ranging from where his trained animals sleep (in his home!) to whether lion cubs visit the dentist (yes!) The real highlight of the show - in true Jack Hanna fashion - occurs when Keith brings out three fuzzy feline cubs to the delight of students and KLVX staff alike. You can obtain a VHS copy of the event by contacting SAT-Chat Clerk, Jeanne Brown After participating in this event, students will be able to... State the role of a lion trainer in raising and caring for lions List several physical attributes of lions (such as weight, running speed) List several behavioral attributes of lions (such as how they hunt and raise their young) Explain the role of the MGM Lion Habitat in promoting public awareness about the lion species Distinguish attributes of other large cats from lions State the geographic terrain where lions and other large cats inhabit Appreciate the personal fulfillment which the expert guest derives from performing his job

78. THE SMALL EXOTICS They have a wide variety of exotic felines there. Fishing (cats). There are only afew of these beautiful (cats) in captivity. This cat is considered endangered. http://www.wildcatlovr.org/smalls.html

THE SMALL EXOTICS Margays These photos are of margays. These cats are aboreal. This means they spend most of their time in the trees. They have flexible ankle joints that can rotate 180 degrees outward. Only one other cat has this feature, the Clouded Leopard from Indonesia. Because of this feature the margay is able to descend a tree head first, while most cats back down, then jump when close enough to the ground. They can also hang from tree limbs by one hind foot. They are very fast and even during a fall they can grab a hold of a branch with one hind paw and climb up again. Margays can hunt, sleep and have their young in trees. Their tails are very long and they have very large eyes. They look very similar to a baby Ocelot. Go to margays1 and to see photos that I took of Rustin and Maggie together! They were put together under supervision a few times. Now they stay together. Left and Right: Here are some photos of Maggie when she first arrived. Go to Maggie and ... to see her with her Christmas hat! :) Here are some photos of Rustin and Maggie. Left: Maggie Right:Rustin Both of these photos are of Rustin. Go to

79. Biodiversity Activist SearchResults Page contrast, listing the jaguar as an endangered species remains habitat to which thehuge (cats) gravitate is specifications to foster the big felines and remove http://www.endangeredearth.org/alerts/result.asp?index=143

80. Morris Animal Foundation: A Healthier Tomorrow For Animals ® These finicky felines, however, are loved and cared the management of populationsof endangered species of best restrict or reduce populations of feral (cats). http://www.morrisanimalfoundation.org/Cat_News.html

Morris Animal Foundation Funds Three New Health Studies to Improve Cat Health in 2003 AnimalNews I, 2002 Articles Feline Diseases: Cytauzxoon Felis 2002 Feline Studies: Making a Healthier Tomorrow for Cats AnimalNews III, 2001 Articles Feline Overpopulation: New Methods In Colonal Management Feline Toxoplasmosis: Developing a New Diagnostic Test Additional Information Morris Animal Foundation Seeks Feline Health Pre-Proposals; Deadline for Application: November 1, 2002 Current Feline Health Studies List Photo by Jennifer Chavez Cat health has been a priority to the Foundation since early in its history. Dr. Morris was one of the first to use the term "companion animal" and to recognize cats in that realm. Early feline studies focused on nutrition and metabolism. Dr. Sanford Miller at Rutgers University was one of the first scientists awarded a Foundation grant to study "Protein Utilization in the Cat." Initial studies identified feline viruses, the detrimental affects of aspirin in cats, and urinary disorders. Other studies delved into the study of the immune system and feline leukemia. Morris Animal Foundation-funded feline health studies have contributed to many profound feline health accomplishments. Notably:

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