• 1 cup whole wheat flour• 2 tablespoons wheat germ• 1/4 cup bran flakes• 1/4 cup soy flour• 1 tablespoon molasses• 2 tablespoons oil — or fat• 1 tablespoon kelp –or salt• 1 teaspoon sage• 1/2 teaspoon bone meal• 1/3 cup milk –or waterMix all ingredients together. Knead and shape into crescents, rounds or sticks for dogs. For cats, roll out and cut into narrow strips or ribbons. Bake 25-30 minutes in a moderate oven (350 degrees) until lightly toasted. Watch the narrow strips as they tend to get done sooner than the others. If the biscuits are not hard enough, leave them in the oven with the heat turned off for an hour or as long as desired.

The person who wrapped a cat named Sticky in duct tape has been arrested. He is identified as 19 year-old James Davis of North Philadelphia.

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Pennsylvania SPCA law enforcement officials arrested Davis on Saturday night after receiving a tip.

Davis admitted to the animal abuse charge, saying that he spontaneously decided to wrap the cat’s entire body in duct tape after seeing the cat in the yard of his parents’ home, reports the Philadelphia Inquirer. When the cat’s screams became too annoying after a couple of hours, Davis threw the cat in a neighbor’s yard where it lay for 12 hours before being spotted last Tuesday by a passerby. 

The SPCA, which named the cat Sticky, still has possession of the cat. Many people have called claiming to own the cat, but none have been able to prove it, reports the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Davis could be sentenced to two years in prison and a fine of at least $1,000, reports the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Ingredients:
1 package Dry yeast
1/4 cup Warm water(110-115F.)
1 1/2 cups Whole wheat flour
1 cup All-Purpose flour
1 package Unflavored gelatin
1 cup Non-fat dry milk powder
1/4 cup Corn oil
1 Egg
1 Can pet food — (6 to 8 oz)
1/4 cup Water

Instructions:
Dissolve yeast in 1/4 cup warm water. Mix dry ingredients. Add all ingredients together. (Dough will be very stiff; it may be necessary to mix with your hands.) Drop dough by level half-teaspoons onto ungreased cookie sheet. Bake in a preheated 300F. oven 25 minutes.

Dogs are mentioned 14 times in the Bible.

Dogs can hear sounds that are too faint for us to hear, and also can hear noises at a much higher frequency than we can. Their hearing is so good that they probably rely more on sound than on sight to navigate their world.

Cats, not dogs, are the most common pets in America. There are approximately 66 million cats to 58 million dogs, with Parakeets a distant third at 14 million.

Cats have more than one hundred vocal sounds, while dogs only have about ten.

Cats have better memories than dogs. Tests conducted by the University of Michigan concluded that while a dogs memory lasts no more than 5 minutes, a cat’s can last as long as 16 hours - exceeding even that of monkeys and orangutans.

Before the enactment of the 1978 law that made it mandatory for dog owners in New York City to clean up after their pets, approximately 40 million pounds of dog excrement were deposited on the streets every year.