Indonesia’s capital has 750,000 stray cats and the city government wants to use an offshore island to house 1,000 of the felines. The plan could draw tourists but harm wildlife, experts caution.

By Fay Simmons. Tribune Business Reporter. jsimmons@tribunemedia.net. Developers of a new $3.4m development, set to open in Cat Island next month ahead of the island’s annual Rake and Scrape ...

Foreign speculators with dubious ownership claims sought to sell a Cat Island property featuring “government offices and a bank” to a fraud-accused group in “crypto’s largest-ever real ...

When Bill Edwards feeds his pet servals Luna and Tumas on his rural Vancouver Island property, he cannot just simply reach ...

Despite the protest of some abutters, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission on Thursday approved a 12-bedroom affordable housing ...

Happy Cat Inc. is asking for a judge to order Kristen Arsenault, 38, of Port Washington, to turn over any assets, including the property that housed the sanctuary, under a trust established by her ...