Cattytude is more than an online store. Animal welfare, wildlife conservation, Christian stewardship, articles, books, and products all play a part in helping animals wherever possible.

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.

Born at Bear Creek Wildlife Sanctuary in 2006, Jahzara and Tsunami were extraordinary jaglions, born to a black jaguar and an African lioness. Jahzara nearly died as a newborn, while her golden brother Tsunami grew into her lifelong companion. Their story is one of survival, family, sanctuary care, and the powerful bond between two remarkable animals.

A tiny spotted cat from Bolivia’s Yungas forest has changed what scientists thought they knew about South America’s tiger cats. Named Leopardus tilcayo, this newly recognized species is believed to be the first new living feline species formally described in more than a century. With its secretive life, limited known population, and habitat threatened by deforestation, the tilcayo’s discovery also raises important questions about what else may still be hiding in the wild.