I have always believed in “adopt, don’t shop.” Like many Hong Kongers, I love animals deeply and do what I can to help cats in need. But recently, I encountered a shocking experience that showed how some people exploit this kindness for money.

Best tips and techniques for clipping your cat's nails by yourself, even if your cat is a bit of a scaredy-cat.

Every so often, I get to combine two of my favorite worlds — storytelling and strategy — and this event was exactly that.

Cat rescuer and YouTuber Melody Kwan (MeloCat) shares her perspective with Bored Panda on why pets should never be surprise gifts and how thoughtful planning creates lasting harmony for both cats and families.

At the Hong Kong Cat Expo 2024 (香港貓迷博覽會), I had the joy of stepping onto the main stage as MeloCat — chatting with Antony from CatisCat Hong Kong about everything from feline nutrition and daily care to lifestyle tips for modern cat parents.

Burrito’s Story: The Cat Who Reminded Me That “Impossible” Is Only a Word When I first met Burrito, he was lying in a small cardboard box, injured and barely holding on. The vet suspected he had been bitten by a dog. His body was weak, his wound was deep, and his spirit seemed almost gone.

Known for her animal-focused YouTube channel, MeloCat, who already cares for multiple cats, recently stepped in to rescue a pair of white laboratory rats that were once being used as live feed for other animals.

Modern cat parents can create harmony even in small city apartments. We talked about how my 555-square-foot home accommodates ten cats through thoughtful design, including vertical climbing areas and a multi-level litter box system that keeps everything clean, calm, and cat-friendly.

I recently had the pleasure of joining Stacy LeBaron on the Community Cats Podcast, a show that has inspired cat lovers and advocates all over the world. We talked about something very close to my heart: how to live happily with multiple cats in a small space.

When I first met DingDing, she had already been labeled as “aggressive.” It’s a word that sticks unfairly to so many scared animals. In truth, she wasn’t aggressive at all — she was terrified. Her reactions were born from fear, not anger.