A couple of twin Russian models, Adelya and Alina Fatkheev, 24, who think they are the bee’s knees of Influencers on Instagram said: “Every day we see people in the street who need help. After all, are we all within … Continue reading →
Is it true that long-haired cats are rarely seen in feral colonies in the US? Dr John Bradshaw writing in Cat Sense believes that this is certainly true. If so, why is this? … Continue reading →
I was alerted to a new Facebook page that calls itself Operation Pussylockdown. The community already has boasts 9,000+ followers. Are they really a “global movement to keep pet cats indoors” or do they promote cat cruelty? This article comes … Continue reading →
“Christianity is supposed to be about compassion, and the Bible says that a righteous man cares for his animals. This is not the answer to What Would Jesus Do for these innocent babies.” ~Judy~ This is an article I had … Continue reading →
A Garfield Heights, Ohio woman has been ordered to report to the county jail on August 11 at 9 a.m. after she was convicted of feeding stray cats. Nancy Segula, 79, started feeding the cats in her Havana Road neighborhood … Continue reading →
On July 19, an Oregon-based organization recently celebrated the 100,000 cat they’ve helped with their spay/neuter program. The Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon, based in Portland, uses a system they call the ‘feral cat equation,” which is an estimation of … Continue reading →
In dealing with too many feral cats you need to focus on people not cats. This is essential to solving this long standing US problem. This story sheds some light on the realities of living with feral cats in the … Continue reading →
This is about a kindhearted woman living in Fayette County, Indiana who can’t turn her back on feral cats. She has to help but she struggles to cope. I can’t access the full page because the websites won’t allow me … Continue reading →
Feral cats in Manatee County, Florida have a new purpose in life where they help rid an area of vermin. Thanks to the Manatee County Animal Services Working Cat Program, cats who would otherwise be deemed unwanted are given respect … Continue reading →
The Lanai Cat Sanctuary is heaven on earth for feral cats on the Hawaii island of Lanai where they have 13,000 visitors a yar and most donate which is vital because it costs $600,000 annually to run.
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