This heroic, disabled guy, Abu Fathiyyaturahma Menk Abdun Mujtahid, 30, saw a kitten clinging onto the concrete sides of a steeply slooping storm drain filled with water. The kitten was sliding down the concrete towards the water. Mujtahid was in … Continue reading →
Frost (Frosty and The Frost as nicknames) is one of my favorite cats that we have ever taken in at the cat rescue during our one and 1/2 years of operation. I am a sucker for blue eyed cats in … Continue reading →
The mascot at our rescue currently is Sir Hershey. Sir Hershey is a huge Ragdoll that we rescued from Saint Louis a few months ago. I was asked by a friend to pull him because we both believed that he … Continue reading →
The above video is of Hope – a kitten who seemingly had no chance of ever being able to live a full life. This was made possible by a grant given to us by the Ian Somerhalder Foundation which you … Continue reading →
There is a good question and a good answer on the internet about feeding a neighbour’s cat because your neighbour neglects the poor thing. You decide to move home but are concerned that the cat that you are feeding will … Continue reading →
If you watch the cat news as I do, you’ll notice a recurring theme: kittens trapped in storm drains. A lot of the time they are rescued by damn good people. On one occasion a woman climbed into a storm … Continue reading →
This is a motorway miracle story. Richard was driving his truck (lorry – it happened in England, UK) along the M27, a freeway. The traffic was moving slowly and the car in front had just gone over a small, black … Continue reading →
Pamela wrote a comment on an article that I wrote a few months ago. Her comment is a plea for help because she has too many cats. I think it is great when a person asks for assistance under these … Continue reading →
Two guys in an Asian country (Philippines perhaps) wanted to rescue a cat who had fallen into a deep hole which must be at least ten feet deep. The walls are vertical and made of sandy soil and bricks. The … Continue reading →
Between kitten season (which never seems to end) and irresponsible dog owners, shelters are overwhelmed across the United States. While it may be a good idea (or not), I’m seeing a lot of dogs and cats in the southern part … Continue reading →
