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In Tamil, "cat" is called 'koti'. In the year 2010, the Tamil word for cat was included in the Oxford Advanced Learner's dictionary. In 2012, a report from Dubai showed that cats outnumbered dogs by nearly two to one. In 2013, a bill was introduced in Taiwan's legislature to protect people with allergies from animal hair or dander. The purpose of this article is to highlight the economic potential that could be tapped into if more cats were located close to where people live. It is not about whether you like cats or dislike them; it merely points out that there are some good reasons for having them around and also some not-so-good ones too - mainly because of allergens they produce. For instance, the hair and dander they shed can trigger asthma and other allergies in sensitive individuals. Cats and dogs are often used to attract attention. This article shows that there is a good use for cats in economics: they can be turned into a resource that brings people together and promotes the economy. Cats and dogs may not be "beneficial" all by themselves, but in their relationship with people, they do bring benefits; similar benefits could be brought about with other species such as birds or fish. Cats are often blamed for killing birds; the fact is that they do not constitute a threat to most species of birds. A recent study showed that cats in Great Britain only kill about 0.06% of the total population of birds each year (0.4% of species); this means that cats kill fewer than 1 in every thousand songbirds; it's not much better for other birds though, but still, it's miniscule compared to what is claimed by people who are anti-cat. Like cats, dogs are also blamed for killing too many animals - they kill millions of wild mammals and countless other animals, chiefly rodents. Cats tend to catch smaller creatures while dogs catch larger ones. The dead rodents are often skinned, but at least some of the carcasses are buried so the predators won't find them. The inter-species competition is more intense than the competition between cats and other predators, especially with dogs that do not hunt birds. People who are anti-animal often tell people that they should not own pets - because there are more than enough stray cats and dogs around already. People need to realize that cats and dogs do not just run loose around an urban sprawl; they are owned by people somewhere. If you phone your veterinarian's office with a question about your pet's health, you will most likely be speaking to someone who lives near you - even if they may live far away. Pet ownership is a big economic driver - thousands of dollars are spent every year on keeping them healthy. According to the RSPCA, millions of people have pet cats and dogs in Australia alone. In 2014, it was estimated that there were 8 million pet cats and around 3 million pet dogs there. Also, according to the same source, most people who have pet cats spend on average about $4000 a year; those who have dog normally spend only about $1000 a year on them. This is one good way for people to spend their money if they really need to; it is an economic stimulus that gets more and more spending power circulating around the economy. cfa1e77820
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