Skip to content

About
Contact
Guide
Log in

Marmalade Relaxing

Posted on March 25, 2018 | by Ed

…please don’t bother me unless it’s important!

Marmalade relaxing after a busy Saint Patrick’s day

Posted in Cat, Marmalade's Blog

Post navigation

Happy Saint Patrick’s Day

The Bengal Tiger

Leave a Reply Cancel Reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

Who’s Online

Members: 0
Guests: 65

Recent Posts

Maya finds a home
Five Kittens Found
The Bengal Tiger
Marmalade Relaxing
Happy Saint Patrick’s Day
Cat Soohorang of PyeongChang
The Kodkod cat

Categories

Categories

Follow Oscar

Tweets by moggyblog

Calendar

March 2018
M	T	W	T	F	S	S
« Feb				Apr »
			1	2	3	4
5	6	7	8	9	10	11
12	13	14	15	16	17	18
19	20	21	22	23	24	25
26	27	28	29	30	31

Welcome to Moggyblog

The articles and pictures herein are for fun and entertainment only, however we hope that you find ‘Moggyblog.com’ contains useful information about the myriad types of feline found in the world today, in addition to our common or garden moggies. Please read on here… [Introduction to moggyblog]

Cats Shows & Events

Supreme Cat Show, U.K.
Siamese Cat Shows
TICA Cat Show Calender U.S.A
Cat Show Calendar Australia
GCCF Forthcoming Cat Shows, U.K.
Please contact us to add your show(s)

Adopt A Cat

Cats Protection UK are asking for Cat Lovers to adopt a cat to help deal with a surge in unwanted pets

So if you can afford to home, feed and care for a cat, please call the National Helpline on 03000 12 12 12 or visit the cats protection website for more information.

BlogRoll

Cat Fanciers Association
Cats Protection
The International Cat Association
Lost-Missing Pets Register U.K.
Int. Union for Conservation of Nature
The ‘Red List’ of Endangered Species
Catalyst Council (USA)
Cats In My Yard – Great Idea! (USA)
Gumtree – Lost Pets

Login

Register
Log in
Entries RSS
Comments RSS
WordPress.org

Categories

Moggy?

First recorded in 1911, and possibly derived from Maggie, Margie or Mog, all short forms of the name Margaret.
From the 1800’s used to describe an ungainly lumbering Cow (or in the growing cities of the Industrial Revolution, a “hag” or “lady of the night”). In parts of Lancashire, England the word ‘moggy’ means Mouse not a Cat at all.

Link: Origin of The Word Moggy

Tags

Africa albino Art Assam Bengal Bengal tiger Bihar Birthday Black Cougar Black Jaguar Black Leopard Black Panther Black Tiger Bus Canada Cat Chokkie Christmas Cougar Credits European Lynx India Ireland Japan Jungle Kikko on a rug Leopard Myth Norman Oscar poem Puma Roscommon Scotland Thanks The International Cat Association TICA Tokio U.S.A USA Venice Cats Watercolour White Tiger Wild Boar Xmas

Categories

Categories

Tweet to @moggyblog

© 2018 Moggyblog | Bootstrap Theme