My name is Zachariah Atteberry. I am a certified cat behavior consultant, registered veterinary technician and the director of Cuddle Cat Rescue in Hannibal, Missouri. I have over 8 years of animal care experience at 26 years old. My work … Continue reading →
This is about two journeys. In the first he lost his cat in a huge interstate pileup in Wisconsin. In the second he will replace the emotional pain of the first by adopting two kittens from the rescues who helped … Continue reading →
“…the love and loyalty you receive from a special needs pet is unlike any explicable bond I’ve ever felt before…” – Mandy James I am taking my cue from three kindhearted and wise people living in Oklahoma, USA. They are … Continue reading →
75-year-old Carole Webb, a former veterinary nurse, has run Farm Animal Rescue Sanctuary (FARS) for 30 years. She needs financial help through a sponsor or sponsors. The video pretty much tells the story of this woman and her incredible effort … Continue reading →
The story of Stuart Little is one of human intervention in saving the life of a dying runt of a white cat and seeing him bloom into a handsome Van-type feline companion. When found he looked ghastly. He looked dead. … Continue reading →
Have you ever wondered just how many animals a fire department rescues each year? The Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service in the U.K. has posted the numbers for 2018. A LOT of animals get into a jam they need assistance … Continue reading →
Kind people are sometimes compelled to help stray cats but are fearful of complaints and worse. A lady responded to Rae’s article (see link below) which is about helping a woman who become overwhelmed in providing care for stray cats. … Continue reading →
It is very unusual – in fact I don’t think that I have read about it before – that the police move into an animal shelter to seize all the cats and dogs inside to protect them from what appears … Continue reading →
The innocence of children bypasses the prejudice against black cats. Here is a solution to the difficulty that cat rescue organisations say they have in adopting out black cats. It’s not a complete solution but children don’t have the same … Continue reading →
The only connection to cats is that raccoons can be dangerous to outside cats but not this one. This little female is a hairless raccoon. She is struggling to survive. She is in intensive care at the Back To Nature … Continue reading →
