“I said no three times at the SPCA because I’m not a cat person.” This guy was at an SPCA animal shelter. He says that he is not a cat person. One of the cats came up to him, sat … Continue reading →
This is about getting over 150 cats out of Los Angeles to fly them to shelters in Washington state where they are guaranteed adoption in the Seattle Metro area, according to Jackson Galaxy. They’d probably not make it out of … Continue reading →
This is fresh off the FB press. They say Elvis doesn’t mind his condition. I hope they are correct. We don’t know for sure and it looks very uncomfortable. They have called him the dancing cat and added music. Personally … Continue reading →
This female tabby cat looks very impressive. She is elderly and declawed but she has no known health problems. She lived her entire life with an elderly owner who became unable to care for her. We are told that “her … Continue reading →
River Rouge, Detroit, USA: Posted 18 hours ago (at the time of this article), a family has advertised a female ‘part Siamese’ (see looks authentic enough to be a purebred longhaired Siamese or Balinese) on craigslist for immediate adoption. She … Continue reading →
We are told by ABC 7 that dozens of dogs and cats have recently arrived at PAWS Chicago after a 23 hour trip from flooded Houston. Sixty-nine have been shipped to San Francisco in Northern California. These are just two … Continue reading →
Many rescue organisations have a clause in the adoption contract which states that the adopter(s) must bring the animal back if they want to get rid of him/her. This is sensible as it helps to protect the lives of these … Continue reading →
This is the happy ending story of five kittens in the Orlando, Florida area who tested FIV+ when they were eight weeks old. Thanks to Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando and foster mom Lisa Krakosky, all have been adopted! These … Continue reading →
Studies have explored ways of increasing the likelihood of shelter cat adoptions. The first idea is to add toys to the cats’ cages. It was found that this improved the chances of being adopted. Perhaps it makes the cats look … Continue reading →
Adopting a domestic cat is a serious step. It is something that needs to be considered very carefully over a reasonable period of time – let’s say about 6 months to a year. The consideration should include budgetary requirements. It … Continue reading →
