Mostly, the featured creatures are warm companions to humans, not a bad lot in life. Rogak introduces readers to cats that are mousers, circus performers and foster moms (for a litter of puppies, no less).
Cats such as Ickle and Heisenberg have other methods of contributing to society - they're furniture testers at a cat-furniture factory in Michigan. Martin's Press): Let Fido and Rover work security and sniff out criminals. "Cats on the Job: 50 Fabulous Felines Who Purr, Mouse, and Even Sing for Their Supper" by Lisa Rogak (St. Please don't take this the wrong way, but it's not your finest hour.") Each photo - colorful, elegant, simple and enticing - includes comments from Kipple. "Bread and a Dog" by Natsuko Kuwahara (Phaidon Press): Through 100 photographs, food stylist Kuwahara documents her morning meals - and the reaction by her ever-present mixed-breed dog, Kipple. Cat lovers will shake with excitement at this feline follow-up. "Shake Cats" by Carli Davidson (Harper Design): Following in the paw prints of "Shake Dogs" and "Shake Puppies," "Shake Cats" features more than 60 cats of all ages, almost all rescues, shaking - and generally not looking too pleased.
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