If you want to see something really adorable then watch the video below. This battle scarred, male feral cat has retained some of his feral character and therefore can be difficult with humans even though he found himself in a … Continue reading →
Greenville County Animal Care Services (GCACS), a kill shelter located in Upstate South Carolina, is well on its way to becoming no-kill. Their newest project is a brightly painted kitten nursery. The shelter takes in between 40 and 50 kittens … Continue reading →
Who would have thought a stray pit bull covered in scars would make a good foster mom to 20 kittens. This is the story of Hema, who has made it her life’s mission to care for kittens fostered by Marissa … Continue reading →
With kitten season already in full swing, cat rescues are scrambling to find a way to get cats and their kittens out of the local shelter and into a loving home. The problem is there are far more many cats … Continue reading →
By Zachariah Atteberry If you ever wondered if you have made an impact by socializing an animal or by being with them for a short period of time, you have. The presence of another beating heart means a lot to … Continue reading →
This is a unique, innovative idea to promote the fostering of rescue cats in the UK but it is also dubious and I regret to say I don’t think it will work and I don’t think it is based upon … Continue reading →
Gabriel is a lap cat. Thank heavens. I like lap cats. He likes to help at the computer…(see below the next picture) I like the above picture because of his expression and the colors and the arrangement. It sort … Continue reading →
Another photo of my semi-feral rescue cat who I am fostering. He is snoozing and becoming domesticated. I have cared for him for about 6 days. He hid under the sideboard for about 3 days when I first got him … Continue reading →
The above three were left on the shelf at Cats Protection Norwich, England. The Internet doesn’t really tell us why people don’t like older cats who are being fostered or who are in rescue facilities. So what is happening? I … Continue reading →
Here is Gabriel. I am fostering him. He is certainly semi-feral. He is very uncertain about humans — correctly 😉 . It is going to be about patience. A lot of patience. Here he is hiding under a bedside table. … Continue reading →
