According to an update by Morris Animal Refuge, Mr. B, a 26-pound kitty up for adoption at a Philadelphia-based rescue, has been placed with a foster family. PoC wrote on Mr. B here. The Facebook post reads “Mr. B received … Continue reading →
This is a cat story which bridges polarised attitudes and behaviours in relation to the domestic cat; on one side there is horrible abuse and on the other beautiful care. Benny (his new name) was seen initially at Long Beach … Continue reading →
The Gaston County, North Carolina shelter is full. They’re out of kennels which means cats and dogs may be killed for space. The shelter is an open intake facility and has to take any animals that come to them. The … Continue reading →
Rosie interviewed the woman and discovered that she didn’t understand what cat fostering meant. Warning bells rang but Rosie pressed on.
Continue reading →Caycee Bregel was a foster partner with the Animal Humane Society. Why didn’t the Animal Humane Society monitor Bregel properly? Fitness fanatic Caycee Bregel received a light sentence for 13 counts of animal cruelty at her animal rescue, Minnesota Animal … Continue reading →
Four kittens found outside a library in Kernersville, North Carolina now have a loving cat mom taking good care of them. The cat mom had lost her litter, leaving her upset, depressed and in pain from having milk and no … Continue reading →
Jodie’s report says it all. It is surprising. The response by Jodie and her foster colleague is excellent. Without them what would have happened to the kittens? It is just another minor story in the larger one of unplanned cat … Continue reading →
Posted October 24, 2018, by Janice Dawn Moana came to me in early August of 2017, she was about 4-5 weeks old. Very skittish, what we in rescue call “Hissy Spitty”. She slowly bonded with the other kittens in the … Continue reading →
In an age of subscription services and the idea that it might be better to subscribe to things rather than own things this might be a moment to discuss the undiscussed, to rent a cat rather than to own one. … Continue reading →
It is a testament to the wonderful and efficient work of cat rescuers that seventy adorable kittens found foster homes in hours. Great work. Please, though, can we have less kittens?
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