Historic Hounds and Famous Felines

The Toto-al story of Terry the Cairn Terrier and her rise to stardom.

This week’s #famousfeline is 44 years old, lives in London England, has no mouth and perpetually repeats the third grade. Any idea who she might be? I will give you another hint: earning roughly 8 billion dollars a year, this kitty’s marketing power is so profound that if you name any household implement or accessory I bet that there is one with this cutie’s face on it.

The dog rescue system became so organized that when Napoleon and his 250,000 soldiers crossed through the pass between 1790 and 1810, not one soldier lost his life. The soldiers’ chronicles tell of how many lives were saved by the dogs in what the army called “the White Death.

Not many film stars could get away with biting Audrey Hepburn, Gene Kelly, and Grant Williams without completely ruining their Hollywood careers. So, who is the viciously talented kitty who was referred to as “the world’s meanest cat” by one studio executive?

Masterpiece belonged to a Russian Count named Pulaski and was quite arguably one of the history’s most pampered pooches. Masterpiece lived a life that many of us could never even dream of. What makes Masterpiece stand out from other high society poodles of his time was the mystery surrounding his disappearance or dognapping.