This is a follow-up post to one written by Elisa on November 10 about the ABC7 News reporter, Veronica Miracle, who was involved in the rescuing of a badly burned tuxedo kitty in the Woolsey Fire. The Woolsey Fire is … please continue reading
Flame the arson cat is ’employed’ by the Belmont Fire House in Greenville, South Carolina. Somehow, the famous cat with over 100,000 Instagram followers, became trapped in a 12-inch concrete storm drain pipe that runs 50 feet beneath the parking … please continue reading
The U.C. Davis School of Veterinary Medicine (located in Davis, California) is caring for injured cats from the deadly Camp Fire. While sad, the number of rescues, veterinary services, and volunteers stepping up to help these poor animals shows how well … please continue reading
I have described Debbie Heller as a Mother Earth figure because what she does is so positive and bountiful it its generosity. I guess she is just an ‘ordinary’ woman but she is also special and by no means unique. … please continue reading
The sterling work of two Miami Beach Police Department officers resulted in the department receiving a compassion award from PETA. Miami Beach Police Department saved a kitten in a storm drain on Nov 5th. According to PETA, two officers, Anthony … please continue reading
With more than 250,000 people evacuated due to the California wildfires–which means that tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of animals, may be displaced. Some of them may never be reunited with their owners. There are several ways you can … please continue reading
The pictures are stark and harrowing. They show California Fire Captain Steve Millosovich carrying a cage full of cats that were found “in the road” after the Camp Fire had moved through the area on November 9th in Big Bend … please continue reading
You can’t have brains if you do this. It’s not normal. There is something in his cranium but it is not the usual gray matter. This fat man with a gammy leg slowly and deliberately gets out of his vehicle, … please continue reading
“NYC PREMIERE More than half a million feral cats prowl the streets of New York City, struggling to survive each day. With no official policies in place to aid the abandoned animals or curb their growing population, animal welfare activists … please continue reading
Veronica Miracle started out the day as a reporter for the ABC7 News in the Los Angeles community and is quickly becoming a heroine in the world of cat advocacy after assisting in the care for a cat pulled by … please continue reading
