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Who Needs Hard Facts? Portland’s Cats Are Clearly the Most Photogenic

Ciara Dolan via Facebook Just one of many glamorous Portland residents. On Tuesday, my insightful and well-read colleague, Rich Smith, books and national politics writer at our sister paper the Stranger, continued our long-running dispute over which Pacific Northwest city can claim the most cat-people. Despite my warranted misgivings, Smith conducted a poll on the […]

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Get on Board! We’re Still in a Huge Fight with Seattle Over Cats!

Thinkstock #squadgoals. Cat people of Portland! It’s time to make yourselves known! You may recall my recent post about Portland’s proud status as the city with the largest population of cat ladies in the nation, and my concern that Seattle’s cat ownership is following close behind. This prompted much criticism from my honorable colleague, Rich […]

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Stand and Be Counted, Cat Men of Portland! We Must Have More of You Than Seattle!

Thinkstock Just as Bukowski intended. On Friday, my colleague Rich Smith, esteemed arts and politics writer at our sister paper The Stranger, called into question the study I cited last week in a post advocating that Portlanders adopt more cats to ensure we don’t lose our status as America’s greatest cat-lady stronghold. I stand by […]

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Four Paws on the Street: PAW Team Is Our Pick for Portland’s Pet Charity of the Year

There are so many non-profit pet organizations in this part of the world that it borders on ridiculous. There are boutique rescues all over Oregon, dedicated specifically to greyhounds, dachshunds, huskies, pit bulls, etc.—if a breed exists, there’s a niche for it in the Pacific Northwest’s network of charitable animal efforts. The overwhelming majority of […]

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