by Ruth (England) Leanne at a fund raising coffee morning Although this article isn’t strictly about cats, it is about a lady who spends much of her time looking after homeless cats and raising money on their behalf, along with … Continue reading →
by Michael Shelter photography – animal shelter photography – is important and under utilized. Good photographs of shelter animals, usually cats and dogs, is good marketing. Good marketing results in higher adoption rates. In the video below you will see … Continue reading →
by Michael This is a very good point made by a blogger. A lot of cat adoption starts with a photograph on the internet. And a lot, pretty much all of it, is poor. I am not being critical. We … Continue reading →
by Elisa Black-Taylor (USA) Butters, who I tried to save Mayfield Celva and Queenie Taj and Whiskey New York City animal shelters, also known as NYCACC, are the worst I’ve ever seen. This includes shelters in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Staten … Continue reading →
by Elisa Black-Taylor (USA) Cat with identity crisis Casper Blaze Shimmer Bianca the cat and her three kittens, Blaze (a gray muted calico girl), Casper (a white male) and Shimmer (a tortie girl) all ended up in a cage on … Continue reading →
by Michael I have made this point before and I think it is the single most important point in the cat world. All the discussions about cat breeds and cat behavior is nothing if we cannot stop killing the domestic … Continue reading →
by Elisa Black-Taylor (USA) Good morning readers. Today I’d like to tell you about a cat who was euthanized twice and survived. A cat on death row at the West Valley City Animal Shelter in Utah has defied the odds, … Continue reading →
Martha Kane – photo copyright Darrin Zammit Lupi It’s Tuesday October 5th 2010 and it’s been a hot night in Malta. I arrived on Monday and I went out to dinner with Martha Kane and her partner Richard Vella in … Continue reading →
by Ruth (Monty’s Mom) (West Allis, Wisconsin) Merlin the Miracle Cat Dealing with the over population of cats, including the plight of feral cats, can seem like an insurmountable task. This is the story of a no-kill shelter which serves … Continue reading →
