The No Kill Advocacy Center has just completed a review of nationwide statistics regarding the intake and disposition of animals in American shelters. Nathan is, as far as I’m concerned, America’s foremost advocate of rescue cats and dogs fighting to … Continue reading →
This is a very positive story about how to look after feral cats. It comes from Bangor, Northern Ireland. There is a planned development on a piece of land near the seafront to regenerate the area. There are also around … Continue reading →
Is there true no kill at animal shelters in Los Angeles? No, not yet, but it may be on the long distanced horizon based on the latest statistics (see trend below)? Los Angeles have banned declawing – an enlightened move … Continue reading →
“It was like the sun had been behind a cloud for years and it came out.” (shelter worker/manager above who changed how they did things) I visited the ASPCA website to see what they were discussing and noticed that they … Continue reading →
By Elisa Black-Taylor For those of you who don’t know, Greenville County Animal Care Services (GCACS) is the facility where my daughter Laura and I used to do rescue and fostering out of. This week they had a crisis, and … Continue reading →
by Elisa Black-Taylor (USA) Fluff says, “Raise your paw and promise to love me forever” Good morning readers. I don’t think you’ll need Kleenex for this one. Perhaps a few aspirin as this is one of the subjects where I’ll … Continue reading →
by Michael (Ponca City, OK) I thought that no kill animal shelters were as described. But I am not sure that is true and I don’t know how many there are. I also don’t understand how a “shelter” can be … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) ‘Nobody’s cat’ at a no kill shelter as the photographer, Shamey Jo, wisely said. I am a great admirer of animal shelters but I am confused about no kill animal shelters. I am referring to the … Continue reading →
by Angie (Ma, USA) My story is heart breaking. I am very allergic to cats and I am poor. There is a cat that lives in my yard that is obviously very young and not feral. She loves people and … Continue reading →
On both sides of the Atlantic, in the UK and in America, there have been stories on more than one occasion of deceased outdoor domestic cats being killed, on the face of it, by a cat killing person who liked … Continue reading →
