I am always very impressed by the transportation by air of cats from disaster zones to new homes via rescue centres. In this instance 84 cats were transported from the Bahamas, damaged by Hurricane Dorian, to Morristown Airport in New … Continue reading →
The Wisconsin Humane Society welcomed 33 cats who have been evacuated from some of Florida’s animal shelters to make room for companion animals that might be made homeless as a result of Hurricane Dorian’s landfall which is predicted to occur … Continue reading →
This is a nice picture of a cat in a car in America on a hot day. The nice bit about the picture is that the man used a computer screen in the car to tell the world outside that … 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 →
By Farah Al-Khojai – 5th December 2018 Are you considering the idea of starting a new life in Dubai with your cat? If you’re coming from overseas, the thought of leaving a pet behind is heartbreaking. But if you are determined … Continue reading →
Annually, Mississippi exports, by transporting them away, hundreds of unwanted cats and dogs to the north-east were there is a higher demand because of low supply. There is a low supply in the north-east because the area has a more … Continue reading →
Has the Janice Lockamy fundraising page been deleted? Even though I have the web address of the crowdfunding page for Janice Lockamy set up by Jennifer Eady a close friend, I am finding it impossible to access it. The internet … Continue reading →
The cat rescue community is in mourning this week following the tragic death of one of our own. A well-known and beloved cat transporter of death row rescues was killed in a traffic accident over the weekend. Janice Lockamy, 60, … Continue reading →
Mike McCarthy is a retired software developer. He thought that when cats and dogs were transported from one rescue area to another the service was not good enough. They were transported in a van. The animals overheated. He decided to … Continue reading →
Is it practical and sensible to adopt a rescue cat, which by chance, is 3,000 miles from where you live? Is it a folly to try to do this or is it heroic? An heroic effort to adopt an unwanted … Continue reading →
