Local animal shelters often work together within a community, so
don't restrict your pet search to just one type, such as a "no-
kill shelter."read more Cats are both perceptive and incredibly
curious critters. They seem to know every inch of their
territory. If you have a house cat, this means your pet has a
mental map in place of almost everything in your home. Move just
one fixture and most cats will immediately go to that spot to
investigate the change. The same holds true if you bring in new
items, such as a houseplant. Cats have a natural curiosity about
plants. Add that to the newness, stinky dirt, leaves, moisture
and more, and it is no wonder that cats find most plants to be
fascinating. The first thing you can do is provide your cat with
its own indoor mini garden. This can include oat grass, other
edible grasses and catnip. You can find these seeds in most pet
stores or online. Plant the seeds in a heavy, shallow container
that your cat is unlikely to knock over. Offer the plants to
your cat when th