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Jim Willis

Jim Willis is an extraordinary man. He writes the most exquisite stories and articles in a bid to get people to understand the minds of the pets and animals that they share their lives with.

Jim is a fierce advocate against cruelty of any kind to any animal and it is because of his no-kill policy that he shares his life with several different species of animal.

Jim writes with a passion borne of righteous anger against the injustice and abject cruelty that humans wreak on their defenceless animal companions.

On January 25th 2004 a tragedy tore Jim’s world and life apart. His house burnt down killing 14 of his beloved animals. Only six survived.  Jim lost everything in that fire and since then he has been slowly rebuilding his life again.

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Title Published Date Author
A last walk in the woods 27 November 2003 Written by Jim Willis
Beloved of Bast 29 April 2002 Written by Jim Willis
Cleo - the visionary 02 February 2006 Written by Jim Willis
Cookies for cats and dogs 01 November 2009 Written by Jim Willis
Deck the halls and Alexis too! (from the Bassett Chronicles) 25 December 2004 Written by Jim Willis
Free Kittuns - an essay 11 February 2004 Written by Jim Willis
Homelessness and Euthanasia issues 30 May 2005 Written by Jim Willis
How Could You? 02 January 2004 Written by Jim Willis
I loved you best 30 June 2002 Written by Jim Willis
La Visitadora (The Visitor) Part 1 29 April 2005 Written by Jim Willis

Cat Calls - What's New Pussycat!!

A plethora of cats by Jennifer Pulling

Interior Design

Does my bum look big ...

Yeowww! Stinkies: catnip sardines

Caption Competition 74

Sunday afternoon

The Royal Wedding

Susanne Haywood: Author of 'Tigger: Memoirs of a cosmopolitan cat'

Focus on ... arthritis

Salvatore - the cat gentleman

So you've decided to adopt a human ...

The big reveal ...

Toffee gets bagged!

Black Cats Tell All: True Tales and Inspiring Images by Layla Morgan Wilde

Spring has sprung

Casey the alien

Five Good Reasons for Having Your Cat Neutered

  • Reduces fighting, injury and noise
  • Reduces spraying and smelling
  • Much less likely to wander and get lost
  • Safer from diseases like feline AIDS, mammary tumours and feline leukaemia
  • Reduces the number of unwanted kittens

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