Pet Adoptions Are Down in Many Areas
A midyear pet adoption report published by Hill’s Pet Nutrition shows that both dog and cat adoptions have slowed and even decreased slightly. Many...
Adopting a Rescue Cat
You decided to add a rescue cat to your family. First, kudos to you! There are many wonderful cats in shelters and rescues who...
You Found a Litter of Kittens
You have probably heard of “kitten season,” which is the six months when kittens seem to fall from the sky. OK, that is a...
Foster Cats Placed with Lonely Seniors
At the University of Georgia, 29 volunteers lined up to foster cats from one of two area shelters.
All the cats had deworming, spaying/neutering, vaccinations,...
Beat Urine Stains and Odors
Cat urine is the gift that keeps on giving. You clean it up, everything seems fine, and then a week later, the area reeks...
Adoptions Are Doing Well
There’s no question that 2020 and 2021 were chaotic years for pet trends. In some cases, dogs and cats were turned in to shelters...
The Great Indoors
There are many solid reasons to make your cat an indoor-only companion, and the Cornell Feline Health Center recommends it. Unfortunately, many people feel...
When a Stray Chooses You
Most cat lovers will tell you that cats often find you, whether you’re looking for a cat or not. Some cats just seem to...
Adopting a Senior Cat
We’re all easily enthralled with the cute antics of a kitten, but older cats are often loving and grateful for a home to live...
Finding a New Home
Adopting a cat comes with the plan of keeping that feline family member forever. But sometimes circumstances beyond anyone’s control intervene, and a cat...
Helping Kittens
The National Kitten Coalition, which educates shelter volunteers, annouced that its students saved 122,076 kittens in 2021, an average of 42 kittens per student...
When Can Kitty Leave Mom?
We all know that face. The tiny, round kitten face with bright eyes and a ring of fluff beneath the ears. Young kittens are...