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Christianity & Beliefs
Here, we discuss Christianity and various other beliefs (and traditions) without prejudice. It's all about following the facts instead of relying strictly on opinions.


Moral Decline of Society: What Happens When This World Embraces Evil
Moral decline reaches far beyond politics. From reckless government policies and political division to a lukewarm church and the loss of compassion, history and Scripture warn of what happens when societies abandon truth, justice, and responsibility.
Millie Zeiler
Nov 411 min read


Celebrating the Lion of Judah
The Lion of Judah points Christians to Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God and victorious King. Explore the biblical meaning of the Lion of Judah, Christ's return, the call to keep faith alive, and how Cattytude celebrates the mighty lion without confusing a symbol with the One Christians worship.
Millie Zeiler
Oct 1710 min read


Cats in Church: The Unexpected Guests Who Steal the Show
Real cats have found their way into churches for decades, sitting through services and becoming quiet members of the congregation. From wartime London to modern cathedrals, these stories reveal unexpected hospitality. Scripture calls believers to regard the life of animals and live as faithful stewards. Cattytude, rooted in Christian faith, carries that same heart through its designs and ongoing support for cat and wildlife protection.
Millie Zeiler
Oct 36 min read


Why Reading Matters in a World That Wants Easy Answers
Reading isn't obsolete because AI exists. Research shows why sustained reading matters for vocabulary, comprehension, memory, critical thinking, and lifelong learning, while excessive digital distraction and AI dependence can undermine the mental work required to retain knowledge. Public libraries remain vital community institutions because stronger minds build better character, stronger communities, and a stronger society.
Millie Zeiler
Oct 217 min read


National Black Cat Day: The Truth Behind the Myths and Stereotypes
National Black Cat Day on October 27 is a chance to challenge the myths and superstitions that have followed black cats for centuries. From beliefs about bad luck to Halloween stereotypes, these misconceptions have shaped how people view these beautiful animals. Discover where black cat myths came from, what different cultures believe, why October can be a particularly difficult time for black cats, and why every cat deserves kindness and protection.
Millie Zeiler
Sep 3011 min read


Why Halloween Sucks for Animals, Especially Cats
Halloween may be fun for humans, but it can be stressful and dangerous for animals, especially cats. From toxic candy and unsafe decorations to frightened escapes and harmful superstitions, there’s plenty about Halloween that animals never asked for. Cattytude looks at the real risks, shares the story of four black kittens who became family, and explores why humans are called to protect and care for God’s creatures.
Millie Zeiler
Sep 259 min read


Lion of Judah Meaning in the Bible and Why It Matters
What does the Lion of Judah mean in the Bible? Explore the connection between Judah, Jesus Christ, lions and leopards in Scripture, and the Christian responsibility to care for God's creatures. Discover why wildcat conservation matters and how Cattytude supports animal welfare, rescue, sanctuaries, and conservation.
Millie Zeiler
Sep 2412 min read


Moving Out of Canada
Is fleeing Canada for another country really the answer? After years of moving in search of a fresh start, Millie reflects on the difference between escaping circumstances and making a move with clear purpose. Canada may be struggling, but no nation is immune to political turmoil, deception, rising costs, or the troubles of this world. Before packing up, consider not only where you're going physically, but where you're going spiritually.
Millie Zeiler
Sep 216 min read


Countries That Still Require Animal Testing in 2026
God appointed mankind to be stewards of all creation, not abusers. Yet major countries still require or expect animal testing for drugs and chemicals. Animals face force-feeding, toxins, confinement, and death. Greenwashing hides the truth while suffering continues. More pressure is needed on every nation that accepts this harm. Cattytude chooses made-to-order ethics and supports real change. Stewards do not look away.
Millie Zeiler
Sep 75 min read


AI Data Center Truths: AI Content Everyday vs Institutions
Everyday people use AI for simple drafts and ideas. Big groups and politicians flood the world with polished content to shape opinions. Data centers drain power and water while clearing land and stressing habitats. Made-to-order cuts waste that mass production leaves behind. We are all guilty of the seven deadly sins. Greed and gluttony drive excess. Pride blocks truth. Cattytude sticks to careful AI use with Gab.AI and human artists. Food, water, and clean air matter more th
Millie Zeiler
Aug 295 min read


Why Cattytude Stands Out for Cat Lovers
Cattytude is a cat-centered brand that blends love of cats, wild cat conservation, Christian faith, original mascots, and storytelling into purposeful shopping. It offers made-to-order apparel, accessories, home goods, pet products, gifts, and books, with a focus on identity and connection rather than mass retail speed. Based in Saskatchewan, Cattytude is transparent about sourcing and supports wildlife conservation through partner organizations.
Millie Zeiler
Aug 2520 min read


Caracal Cats: Facts, Habitat, Hunting Power, and the Urgent Fight to Protect Them
Caracal cats are powerful medium-sized wild cats known for their leaping ability, ear tufts, and hunting skill across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Globally Least Concern, yet declining in many regions due to habitat loss, persecution, and illegal trade. Poachers, fashion, and greenwashing corporations drive the destruction. True stewards reject animal skins and trophies as expressions of the seven deadly sins. Support real conservation.
Millie Zeiler
Aug 95 min read


Serval Cats: Africa’s Long-Legged Hunters Under Growing Threat
God designed the serval with long legs for explosive jumps and oversized ears that detect prey underground. These African high-jump hunters face habitat loss, the skin trade, and human pressure. Cattytude rejects using animals for fashion or medicine. Ten percent of every sale supports wildlife protection. Humans have failed the charge to care for creation. Apathy and the seven deadly sins drive the decline. Wear your values and stand for these remarkable cats. #MeowAndAmen
Millie Zeiler
Aug 84 min read


Fishing Cat: Vulnerable Wetland Wildcat of South and Southeast Asia
The fishing cat (Prionailurus viverrinus) is a medium-sized wetland specialist found across South and Southeast Asia. Males weigh 8 to 17 kg (18 to 37 lb). Females average 5 to 9 kg (11 to 20 lb). It thrives in mangroves, marshes, and river edges, hunting mainly fish. The IUCN lists it as Vulnerable, with only 3,200 to 7,500 mature individuals left. Habitat loss and human conflict threaten its survival.
Millie Zeiler
Aug 75 min read


Iriomote Cat: Japan's Critically Endangered Island Wildcat
The Iriomote cat (Prionailurus bengalensis iriomotensis) is one of the rarest wild cats on Earth. It lives only on Iriomote Island in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan, an area of about 289 square kilometers (112 square miles). Scientists first described it in 1967. Experts estimate only around 100 individuals remain. The species is listed as Critically Endangered. Habitat loss, roadkill, and isolation threaten its survival on this small Ryukyu Island.
Millie Zeiler
Aug 67 min read


Bornean Bay Cat: The Rarest Wild Cat You've Never Seen
The Bornean bay cat is one of the world’s rarest wild cats, endemic to Borneo and listed as Endangered by the IUCN. Fewer than 2,500 mature individuals are estimated to remain. Habitat loss from logging and oil palm expansion, plus hunting and snaring, are the main threats. Camera traps have confirmed its continued presence, but the species remains poorly studied and receives limited conservation funding due to its extreme elusiveness.
Millie Zeiler
Aug 57 min read


Jaguarundi: The Forgotten Wild Cat
Jaguarundis are one of the most overlooked wild cats in the Americas. In this post, you will learn what makes them unique, where they live, how they hunt, and why they matter for conservation.
Millie Zeiler
Aug 45 min read


Geoffroy's Cat: South America's Spotted Wild Cat Crushed by Human Greed and Fake Progress
Geoffroy’s cat is a small wild cat from South America with a big personality. Learn where it lives, what it eats, and why habitat loss and hunting still threaten this beautiful species, plus simple ways you can help support wildlife conservation.
Millie Zeiler
Aug 24 min read


Lion Conservation: Why the King of Beasts Desperately Needs Our Protection
Protecting lions protects entire ecosystems. Learn what’s driving lion declines, how conservation groups restore habitats and reduce conflict, and simple ways you can help by supporting ethical sanctuaries and choosing wildlife-friendly products. Every action helps keep these iconic big cats thriving.
Millie Zeiler
Aug 25 min read


Gone Forever: The Heartbreaking Extinction of Wildcats
There is no second chance once a life is taken. When the last wildcat of a subspecies dies, that unique part of God’s creation is gone forever. Human apathy, lukewarm indifference, and greenwashing allowed the Bali tiger, Javan tiger, Caspian tiger, and other wildcats to vanish. The remaining endangered wildcats still hang by a thread. Cattytude chooses a different path by giving 10% of every sale to real conservation.
Millie Zeiler
Aug 16 min read
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