Kristin Valnicek is not a well established entrepreneurial multi-millionaire; the kind of rich person we regularly read about. She plays a video game called Fortnight for a living. It’s a game that has been in the news recently for being … please continue reading
The amount raised went up $300 during the time it took me to write this post. The target was $100,000. This is awesome and demonstrates the generosity of kind hearted people concerned with the welfare of companion animals lost and … please continue reading
Chapman’s Dachshund Rescue in York, South Carolina, was destroyed in a massive fire. They describe it as a ‘total loss fire’ and the picture below tells the story dramatically. Five dogs died in the fire and forty were rescued. The … please continue reading
Following the five cents per comment cat charity scheme which I ran in August and following the suggestions to donate the $42.50 raised, I decided to donate the money to Tommy’s Feral Feline Friends as suggested by Francis A Danna. … please continue reading
Last month I ran a five cents per comment cat charity program. In other words for every comment made PoC would donate five cents to a cat charity of choice. My intention was to let the leading commenter for August … please continue reading
Just a quick note to say that during August PoC will be donating 5 cents to a cat charity of choice for every comment made and the person making the most comments gets a $50 voucher from Tuft + Paw … please continue reading
The month of May has been a great month for comments on this website, PoC. You may remember that in the top left-hand corner of the homepage (and top right on subsequent pages) I left a notice saying that every … please continue reading
Rescue organisations often use the rescue of a cat or dog as a means to promote their organisation. They show what I call “before and after” photographs. The before photograph is how the cat looked when she was rescued. The … please continue reading
If you want to start a cat rescue shelter in Maryland, USA, there is no evaluation process. You simply fill in a form. No one checks your history and whether you have a track record in the cat rescue business … please continue reading
Scott Dye who loves cats has paid the adoption fees for five other people adopting from the Second Chance Companions rescue center in SW Washington and the Portland Metro area and the fees were for difficult to rehome cats such … please continue reading
