Secret lives of cats: 'Cat-cam' research study heading to B.C.
“We brought them over as our companion animals, so we want to know if this introduced species is having an impact on the native species,” said researcher Jonathan Chu.
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“We brought them over as our companion animals, so we want to know if this introduced species is having an impact on the native species,” said researcher Jonathan Chu.
Local animal lovers are now able to check in on their favorite felines through the Avery County Humane Society's Cat Cam, which provides a live feed into the lives of the rambunctious cats and kittens in one of the shelter's cat colonies. The feed is accessible by clicking to averyhumane.org. Executive Director Gwynne Dyer said the Cat Cam was made possible by The Copwood Hill Foundation. 'We're hoping that it leads to more adoptions. We've had some cats that have been here for a little while that were adopted from this room. It's really cool, and it's helpful in that way. Sometimes you log ...
Two hours. >> i wonder if he is a cat cam where he can check on the babies back home. >> there are. chris said, yes, there is. >> we will try to get the show back on track. >> willie, how many guys do you know that has like three cats? >> even one! >> even one! >> yeah. >> guys, don't get cats! >> none of them that aren't homicidal maniacs. >> ahead, david gregory joins us live from kabul with a preview of his "meet the press" interview and reverend al sharpton joins us in the next hour. plus an update on the guy who jumped out of the way of the foul ball and let it hit his girlfriend. chris j...