So very very sorry to hear this news. Anthony was a true friend to us and animals everywhere and a joy to work with on the first Street Cat movie. RIP Anthony.
Hi, I just wanted to share this illustration because I think it’s so beautiful. I’ve no idea who it’s by but it captures a feeling so unique and so comforting to me. Although it looks cold, I feel a warmth coming from it and I just love it. ❤️ #CatsOfTwitter
Draught dogs - St Bernards, Bernese mountain dogs, Bouvier de Flandres and Newfoundlands - filled the streets of Georgian London until they were banned in 1840. The Devil's Menagerie features a giant draught dog, Belgo that transports protagonist Charles Wheeler around London.
Looks a fascinating read. Not a period of London history that we were aware of. Animals, it seems, played as important a part as humans in shaping the modern city.
It's a special books issue of Culture this Sunday to celebrate 50 years of the Sunday Times bestseller list. Lots of exciting pieces out over the weekend, starting with this. How many have you read? https://t.co/KJanonTu2J
James and Bob came into each other's lives when they needed each other most! Click here for a heartwarming story of friendship from the perspective of a street cat named Bob:
https://t.co/BoYccx3kL6 @StreetCatBob#kidlit#picturebooks#nationalscarfday
Discover our classic memoirs of homelessness, from Orwell's Down & Out in Paris & London, to @BriannaKarp's powerful A Girl's Guide to Homelessness & the uplifting @streetcatbob, about how a recovering addict found hope with his feline companion Bob. https://t.co/83BgYVLWHD