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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.


Leopardus Tilcayo Cat: A New Wild Cat Hiding In Plain Sight
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.
Millie Zeiler
Sep 187 min read


Amur Leopard Cubs Bring New Hope for a Vanishing Big Cat
Amur leopard cubs born at Korkeasaari Zoo offer new hope for the world's most endangered big cat. After five years of searching for a suitable breeding match, two surviving cubs are thriving under their mother's care. Their birth highlights the importance of conservation breeding, genetic diversity, habitat protection, and continued efforts to save Amur leopards in the wild.
Millie Zeiler
Sep 1111 min read


Top 5 Cat-Themed Made-to-Order Stores That Support Wildlife Conservation
Discover five cat-themed made-to-order stores where your shopping dollars can help make a difference for wildlife. From Cattytude's broad collection of feline-inspired products to shops dedicated to snow leopards, wild cats, and endangered species, these businesses give cat lovers meaningful ways to shop with purpose. See how each store combines unique products with conservation, responsible giving, and a love for cats and wildlife.
Millie Zeiler
Aug 2913 min read


Rusty-Spotted Cat: The Tiny Wild Cat That Deserves a Big Voice
Discover the rusty-spotted cat, one of the world's smallest wild cats. Learn where it lives, what it eats, its behavior, threats, conservation status, and how you can help protect it.
Millie Zeiler
Aug 2713 min read


Panthera Wild Cat Conservation History and Impact
Panthera is the leading organization protecting all 40 wild cat species and their habitats. Founded in 2006 by Dr. Alan Rabinowitz and Dr. Thomas S. Kaplan, it runs science-based programs for tigers, lions, jaguars, and many smaller cats across more than 30 countries. Key efforts include Tigers Forever and the Jaguar Corridor Initiative. Results show population gains in priority landscapes through anti-poaching, community work, and habitat protection.
Millie Zeiler
Aug 225 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


The Fascinating World of Wild Cats: A Complete Guide to the Felidae Family
From the mighty lion to the elusive snow leopard, the Felidae family is one of nature's most extraordinary success stories. This comprehensive guide explores all the wild cat species across the globe — their habitats, behaviors, and the remarkable traits that make each one unique.
Millie Zeiler
Jun 133 min read
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