Saturday Night Cat Tales is a combination of memoir and survival manual for cat owners. It presents an entertaining and compelling message about the animals we live with on this planet. More than 250 photographs help tell the story of six stray cats. Stink who was rescued in 2012 is cast as the leading character. The drama builds when a second stray cat shows up at the same time competing for attention. No ad appeared for a Lost Cat in the neighborhood. Nobody seemed to be looking for him. The cat was free to come and go as he pleased for about a month. It was summertime. Everybody was happy and getting along nicely. Then, it happened. One day he crawled back to his favorite place on the patio wounded and crying. Within minutes, he was inside the carrier recently purchased and off we went to the vet's office. It seemed he had been in a cat fight and would recover. The question now was clear. Should we bring this animal inside the house? Many pet owners are familiar with kennels. One unique feature in this book is a backyard kennel affectionately called a cat nursery. Complete building instructions with pictures throughout are included. Overhead shade is needed to protect your cat from overheating during long summer months. Sources range from shade trees to patio umbrellas. You'll figure it out. Cat carriers with a cat inside can be heavy. They require strong legs and back muscles to tote the cat back and forth. Busy moms with teenagers at home can delegate the job to them. It shouldn't be viewed as punishment but a chance to learn about cat care. It also burns off energy and may help to reduce their stress levels. Wheels can also be attached to carrier bottoms like luggage. Bring the cat indoors if you plan to be away from home for any length of time.