Diego, the fluffy, much-loved grey-and-white longhair cat who spends his days lounging around various shops in the Skeifan strip mall in Reykjavík, was hit by
The city council of Akureyri, North Iceland has approved a motion to ban off-leash outdoor cats. The regulation will take effect in the year 2025,
There’s been spike in the number of homeless cats taken in by Icelandic shelters this autumn, RÚV reports. The exact reason for this is unknown,
Birta the Cat, who resides in the East Iceland fishing village of Höfn í Hornafirði, has made headlines for being a purrfectly wonderful member of
Starting March 1, the quarantine period for dogs and cats imported to Iceland will be two weeks, as opposed to the previously required four weeks.
The Icelandic Food and Veterinary Authority (MAST) is currently considering whether or not to change the quarantine rules for imported dogs and cats, RÚV reports.
Efforts to cull stray cats in the Fljótsdalshérað district of East Iceland have met with severe criticism from a local organization that aims to safely
Baktus, a famous feline who lives in the downtown Reykjavík clothing store Gyllti Kotturinn and boasts over 7,000 followers on Instagram, had a whirlwind day
The Family Council of Hafnarfjörður has agreed that individuals living in social housing apartments owned by the municipality will now be allowed to own dogs
