Talk to the staff.
Story tips, corrections, and hellos. We read everything. Biscuit reads nothing.
That address reaches the human. The cat has been informed and remains unimpressed.
What to send
Something your cat does that baffles you. The weirder, the better — baffling behavior is our raw material. If it becomes a story, your cat gets full credit and Biscuit gets a rival.
Corrections. If we got a fact wrong, tell us. We correct in the open and we do not sulk about it. (Biscuit sulks about everything; we are working on him.)
Anything else. Partnerships, press, or just to say the bell story made you laugh — all welcome.
What not to expect
Veterinary advice for your specific cat. We write about behavior and general care knowledge, but we are not your vet — for health worries, call yours. Replies usually take a few days; the staff also holds down the food bowl, the litter box, and the 5 a.m. shift.