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In 1943, two sailors stationed in the South Pacific, A. P. McKinley and John D. Lyons, wrote to the Idaho Department of Fish and Game to settle a bet about the length of Idaho cougars. Governor C. F. Bottolfsen joined the argument, claiming that cougars in Idaho could grow up to 20 feet long. However, the Fish and Game information director clarified that the largest cougar known to have been killed in Idaho measured about 10 feet. This humorous exchange ended the debate. [Extracted from the article]

The article reflects on the global mourning for the death of actor Matthew Perry, known for his role as Chandler Bing in the 1990s sitcom "Friends," attributing the emotional response to the show's ability to resonate with people.

The article focuses on the romantic story of Colin Ernest Barkell and Kayla Dianne Pecchioni, both performing artists, who met at a Tony Awards screening in Chicago and bonded over their shared love for Kayla's hairless kitten before falling in love with each other.

The article focuses on Hannah Rene Shaw, known as the Kitten Lady and Andrew Jared Marttila the Cat Photographer who fell in love while working in the world of cat rescue and photography. Topics include Shaw's role as an educator and advocate for kittens, the professional collaboration between Shaw and Marttila that turned into a romantic relationship, and their shared love for animals and non-kitten-related interests.

Deputy Religious Affairs Minister Matan Kahana,a Knesset member from the Yamina party,was filmed stopping his car in the middle of theAyalon highway near Tel Aviv during rush-hourtraffic Monday morning to save a kitten stuckunderneath a car. In the video shared by Channel 12 Knesset reporterDaphna Liel, Kahana and two other mencan be seen trying to encourage the kitten tocome out from underneath the car as other commutersslowly roll past them. * Curiosity may have almost killed the cat -- buta quick-thinking politician saved the day. [Extracted from the article]

Electronic mails and tweets, or posts from the microblogging website Twitter, regarding various issues in Athens, Ohio are presented including the People's Justice League, the controversy over the Roman flag, and the killing of kittens.

Pinellas animal welfare officials have been inundated with requests from people who want to adopt the kittens found in a freezer earlier this week. The organization has been getting nonstop [...]

Byline: Sam Wood Apr. 11--They're being called the 'Fortunate Five.' Five tiny kittens were found last week in a duct-taped beer box that had been tossed into a Dumpster at [...]

The article reports on the search for fosters by the Athens County Humane Society for kittens and cats in Athen, Ohio in 2019.

A personal narrative is presented in which the author discusses his experience of feeding kittens in his back porch and also describes the moment when his wife encountered a big tree frog while trying to drive away the kittens.

The article talks about the New York City's only kitten nursery which is run by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The methods used by the instructors for the training of Kittens and facilities to care for kittens at the center are discussed and the views of teacher, Lourdes Bravo and volunteer Kelelyn Lemay are mentioned.

An open letter is presented by author and photographer Terri Jean for the person who left kittens around October 11, 2015.

The article offers tips for the proper care of puppies and kittens. Topics explored include the importance of regular pet health assessments for the early diagnosis of any illness or infection, the need to expose kittens to household activities for behavioral development, and the necessity of socialization and behavior training for puppies. Also addressed are the recommended vaccinations for pets, protecting pets from internal parasites, and the suitable age of pets for spaying and neutering.

Several photographs of pet animals including the dog Fili and the kittens Mango and Greenie are presented.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to the articles published in the previous issues including one related to the advertising of free puppies and kittens, second related to traffic tickets and third related to the resignation of Athens County, Ohio Sheriff Patrick Kelly.