'Cats Do Eat Spaghetti - Living with our Rescue Cats' is a must read for all cat lovers and Italophiles alike. 'Cats do eat Spaghetti' will evoke pleasure and sentiment within the heart of the cat lover.
Little by little a cat will become the heartbeat of a home. 'Cats Do Eat Spaghetti - Living with our Rescue Cats' is a delightfully entertaining book about the Italian way of life culture and customs as well as adopting feral cats that through patience and hard work become domesticated. The early chapters are set in England. They then move abroad, to a couple of historic villages on the shores of the stunningly beautiful Lake Como in northern Italy, to where the author and his wife emigrated in 1991. Paul and Nicola are not just surrogate parents they have dedicated their lives to the happiness and contentment of their cats. As an example of their devotion, they didn't have a holiday for fifteen years. This wasn't because of any misfortune or lack of funds but because they don't like being away from their cats for too long in case they fret. They only took the risk of seeing other parts of their adopted country after they found a couple of trustworthy baby-sitters who were prepared to look after their cats as well as they try to do it.
