The London commute just got really cute thanks to a campaign to replace one station's ads with images of kitties. Why? "To encourage positive (paws-itive?) values in society." Leslie Katz led a team ...

Dozens of advertisements were replaced with portraits of cats. — -- Some London commuters came across an unexpected herd of cats -- the two-dimensional kind -- when they set off to work on Monday ...

Cat fans! Get thee to London immediately and immerse yourself in the cat wonderland happening in Clapham Common. The Citizens Advertising Takeover Service (CATS, obviously) has succeeded in its ...

UA students have been given the opportunity to gain real work experience creating new advertising material for Hermitage Cat Shelter, a nonprofit organization, through a course in the UA English ...

Smudge the cat might have a mustache and goatee, but don’t be fooled — she’s a girl. The black and white cat from Hunker is well-known in Western Pa. and beyond. She has won titles in international ...

Boasting a unique look, 13-year-old Smudge might have proven to be the cat’s meow. The black-and-white-colored feline from Hunker, Pa., has garnered a fan base due in part to colorings on her face ...

For pet lovers, there’s nothing like an adorable dog or cat picture or video. But can advertisers take advantage of those warm, fuzzy feelings? The answer, according to a recent study, is that it ...

The ads led to lengthy slideshow articles on the Post Fun and Money Cougar websites and required dozens of "next page" clicks to reach the final pages. Some of the stories lasted up to 60 pages long.