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Monday, 26 June 2017
by Aissa
03:02
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Saturday, 17 June 2017
Thursday, 11 May 2017
by Aissa
10:01
When notorious "Queen of Mean" Leona Helmsley died in 2008, many people were shocked that one provision of her will allocated $12 million for the care of her dog, a Maltese Terrier named Trouble. Yet as one psychoanalyst explained to the New York Times, it's not all that unusual for humans to show a distinct preference for animals over their fellow humans. "Humans tend to be very disappointing—notice our divorce rate," said Joel Gavriele-Gold, the analyst and also the author of a book entitled When Pets Come Between Our Partners. "Dogs are not hurtful and humans are. People are inconsistent and dogs are fairly consistent."
Based on the lavish lifestyles provided to Trouble and other
dogs—as well as cats, monkeys, and even pet chickens—Helmsley apparently wasn't
the only one to feel that animals are more deserving of pampering and special
care than people. Here's a top 10 list of animals with fortunes that most mere
humans can only dream of.
1.Gunther
IV
When Countess Karlotta Libenstein of
Germany died in 1991, she left her entire $80 million fortune to her pet, a
German shepherd named Gunther III. Trustees of the estate have done well with
investments, turning the inheritance into roughly $375 million, which now
belongs to the next in line, Gunther IV. The pampered, jet-setting dog owns
villas in Italy and the Bahamas, and in 2000 purchased Madonna's Miami Beach
mansion for $7.5 million.
2.Grumpy
Cat
The
Internet's favorite kitty—circa 2014 anyway—had to be Grumpy Cat, the pet whose
seemingly ever-depressed frown helped it net a personal coffee brand,
a Christmas movie, and nearly 1 million followers on Instagram.
Grumpy Cat's worth has been estimated at $1 million and
even $100 million. Her owner says the latter is an exaggeration, but
it's not clear by how much.
3.Toby Rimes
Toby, a poodle owned by Ella Wendel, the last remaining sister
of a New York family that amassed phenomenal wealth in the Gilded Age, slept in
a miniature four-poster bed in his home on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue and dined
nightly at a brass table with a velvet tablecloth and napkins. Though some
2,300 people claimed to be heirs to Wendel and her real estate holdings, worth
$40 million when she died in 1931, none came away with the money. Most accounts
say that her fortune was passed along to the poodle, though Toby only outlived
his owner by a few months, according to a report by New Jersey's Drew
University—which was one of a handful of charitable institutions that
eventually wound up splitting the estate.
4.Blackie
According to Guinness World Records, the world's wealthiest
cat ever was Blackie, who inherited an estate worth $13 million when his owner,
a British antiques dealer named Ben Rea, died in 1988. Granted, Internet
sensation Grumpy Cat may be worth far more than that if you believe some of the
estimates that have been passed around.
5.Tommaso
Yet another ultra-rich cat, Tommaso was a stray found in Rome
and taken in by an elderly Italian woman named Maria Assunta. She reportedly
left a $13 million fortune to the rags-to-riches cat when she died in
2011. "I promised her that I would look after the cat when she was no
longer around," explained Assunta's former nurse, who said she had no
idea how rich the woman was and wound up being asked to care for Tommaso after
Assunta passed away. "She wanted to be sure that Tommaso would be loved
and cuddled." Money like that can buy a lot of cuddling, that's for sure.
6.Trouble
"Rich Bitch" has to be one of the all-time great
headlines. Remarkably, the headline, for a story about how controversial
"Queen of Mean" real estate developer Leona Helmsley left $12 million
in her will to her fluffy white Maltese Terrier with the appropriate name
Trouble, was published by The New
Yorker rather than the New York
Post like readers might expect. The tale about how the money
was bequeathed to Trouble by Helmsley was a huge media sensation when she died
in 2007. In fact, a judge later trimmed the inheritance down to $2 million.
According to a 2011 obituary of sorts for Trouble in the New York
Times, it was reported that the spoiled dog was known to be a
biter, and spent her final years relaxing in luxury in Sarasota, Fla.
7.Conchita
The Chihuahua known as Conchita was described as
the "most pampered dog in the world" even before her owner,
Miami socialite Gail Posner, passed away in 2010 and left her a fortune that
included a $3 million trust fund and a $8.3 million mansion on Miami
Beach. Conchita, also known simply as "The Boss" to intimates, wore
pearls, designer bikinis, Cartier necklaces, and Louis Vuitton bags. She also
was a regular at Miami nightclubs and slept in a custom-made pink racing car
bed.
8.Gigoo
The only chicken to make the top 10 richest pets list, Gigoo was
owned by British publishing giant Miles Blackwell, who sold his interest in the
family business and retired to the country late in life to raise rare
sheep and hens. When Blackwell died in 2001, he gave much of his
fortune to charity and reportedly left some £10 million ($15
million in U.S. currency today) to his apparently beloved hen Gigoo.
9.Chunmun
For a while, the world's richest monkey was Kalu, a
Congolese chimp who was once worth £40 million. But its owner, eccentric
aristocrat Patricia O’Neill, lost her fortune before Kalu could inherit it.
Today, the world's most spoiled monkey could very well be Chunmun, a
long-tailed macaque monkey purchased in 2005 for the equivalent of $8 by
an Indian couple who were ostracized from their families because of
their interfaith (Muslim-Hindu) marriage. The couple says their business took
off after adopting Chunmun, and they've thanked the monkey by raising him like
a son, with home-cooked meals and much pampering. They even arranged an
elaborate "wedding" for Chunmun in 2010, and in the couple's will the
monkey is the sole heir to their home and business.
10.Choupette
If you believe what fashion icon Karl Lagerfeld told New York magazine earlier
this year, then his pet, Choupette, is "the most famous cat in the world,
and the richest." According to Lagerfeld, Choupette "hates other
animals and she hates children. She stays always with me and she has two personal
maids." She also reportedly earned $3.3 million last year, thanks solely
to two modeling gigs—one "for cars in Germany and the other was for a
Japanese beauty product." What makes Choupette so special, and worth that
kind of money? "She is the center of the world," Lagerfeld explained.
"If you saw her, you would understand. She is kind of Greta Garbo."
Monday, 27 March 2017
by Aissa
05:57
Cats are one of the smartest animals on earth, and this characteristic is based on the instinct that created them, which combines the qualities of friendship and fulfillment.
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Thursday, 23 March 2017
by Aissa
12:21
SAMSUN, TURKEY – The northern province of Samsun, Turkey, an area devoted entirely to housing stray cats has been built. It is referred to as the “cat town.” This facility was founded within a 10, 000-kilometer forest area that is located within a municipal animal shelter. The Samsun Metropolitan Municipality built the facility over a course of a two year period, in order to provide a safe and comfortable home environment for over fifty once homeless cats.
The animal shelter rescues cats from the street and then spays and neuters them. The cats are then brought to live inside of the cat town. The town doesn’t discriminate on age or on the health status of any cat and even takes in cats with special needs.
Hüseyin Aydin is the resident vet and manager of this animal shelter and aids the sick cats which are living within the facility. Aydin ensures the cats are treated before they are released to live with the others.
The town also has a series of bridges, walking tracks and bungalows for cats to live in either alone or if they so choose, with a group of other cats. The key objective of the team at this terrific facility is that the cats can live out the rest of their lives happy and healthy.
Aydin suggests that the facility is much like a five-star hotel for felines. Anything that the cats could possibly need for their life or their health is provided by the facility. Although they are currently housing only 50 cats, Aydin says that they can definitely expand the area to house more in the future.
Source : www.thebestcatpage.com
Source : www.thebestcatpage.com
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