However, the Pallas’ cat breed was the original Grumpy Cat. Just look at that face. It has that mean-spirited look about it ...

This kitten is the second offspring for both parents, who came to GPZ on a recommendation from the Pallas’ Cat Species Survival Program. The zoo said Salkhi and the kitten are getting more ...

During our research for this sequence, we had been told we shouldn’t even bother trying to film the Pallas’s cat in winter. Filming such an animal that, in winter has no fidelity to one burrow ...

Hidden cameras have captured exciting footage of the moment six rare baby Pallas cats first ventured out of their nest box at the Highland Wildlife Park (HWP) in Scotland. The kittens, now seven ...

We gave it a shot I’m absolutely obsessed with finding and petting the cats in Team Ninja’s latest RPG It's a wide open world out there in Rebirth, so what’s the best way to spend your free ...

Sweet potatoes are a popular staple veggie in many households, especially during the fall, thanks to their nutritional ...

Edinburgh Zoo has shared pictures of their newest resident - a male Pallas’s cat named Akiko. Arriving at the zoo as part of a breeding programme, Akiko will be joined by a female Pallas’s cat ...

This rare scene of playful Pallas’s cats took six years to capture. Hiding opposite an old marmot hole in which a family of cats had built its lair, Shanyuan waited. Hours of patience were rewarded ...

Explore an incomparable grassland ecosystem. Learn how to support citizen conservation reporters. Focus on the Pallas’ cat and Przewalski’s horse, one of the most successful species reintroductions of ...

Indoor cats miss out on some of nature's most bountiful blessings. Even the simple act of crunching atop a pile of leaves ...

Halloween, in particular, give way to even more choices for satisfying your sweet tooth ... but what about for cats? Here's how the candy can affect their health. The small amounts of caffeine ...

And if you own a cat, it's only natural to wonder “Can cats eat sweet potatoes?” The short answer is yes: cats can enjoy an occasional nibble of a sweet potato. However, like other cat ...