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10% of the purchase price from every Cattytude product is dedicated to domestic cat and wildlife conservation. See who they are at the bottom of this page.


When Lions Rescued a Beaten Girl in Ethiopia
In June 2005, a 12-year-old Ethiopian girl was abducted by seven men who planned to force her into marriage. They beat her for a week near Bita Genet. Three lions then chased the attackers away and guarded her like a protective pack until police and family arrived. The lions left her like a gift and returned to the forest. Cattytude defends wildlife and the same things God favors. Scripture warns that those who harm children and animals face severe judgment.
Millie Zeiler
Sep 35 min read


Protecting Canada’s Wild Cats: Honoring Conservation Groups Making a Real Difference
Canada’s wild cats, bobcats, lynx, and cougars, face habitat loss, poaching, and greenwashing from corporations and governments that promise protection while approving damage. Canadian groups like the International Society for Endangered Cats, Panthera Canada, Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary, Exposed Wildlife Conservancy, and Nature Conservancy of Canada do the real work. Cattytude supports them by donating 10% of sales and choosing made-to-order production. #MeowAndAmen
Millie Zeiler
Aug 145 min read


Why Conserving Wild Cats Matters
Wild cats are vital to healthy ecosystems, but many species are declining fast. Learn why they matter, what threats they face, and how conservation efforts can protect them. Includes key facts, practical ways to help, and trusted references to explore further.
Millie Zeiler
Jul 255 min read


Amur Leopard Crisis: Only 100 Left in Russian Far East – Why This Rare Big Cat Must Be Saved
Discover why protecting endangered wild cat species is a moral imperative. Learn how Panthera fights poaching to save apex predators and ensure ecosystem health.
Millie Zeiler
Jul 16 min read
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