This is a cool fusion of three things you’ll like and indeed need if you like to socialise with friends, like coffee or tea, enjoy the company of cats and understand the advantages of a bit of yoga to maintain … Continue reading →
This is about getting over 150 cats out of Los Angeles to fly them to shelters in Washington state where they are guaranteed adoption in the Seattle Metro area, according to Jackson Galaxy. They’d probably not make it out of … Continue reading →
This female tabby cat looks very impressive. She is elderly and declawed but she has no known health problems. She lived her entire life with an elderly owner who became unable to care for her. We are told that “her … Continue reading →
He is just an ordinary, neglected male cat. This is what makes him special. He represents all ordinary rescue cats. He has bad teeth and anaemia. The situation is typical of a neglected cat. He is in a shelter about … 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 →
People ask if cats can get lost in snow or the dark or in the rain or woods. They hardly ever get lost under these conditions but they can get lost in storms. I guess it has to be a … Continue reading →
In Chesapeake, perhaps in all of the state of Virginia (the story is not clear), it is a crime to feed abandoned cats and find them good homes. The crime is peculiar and hardly fits the activity. Debbie Manzione was … Continue reading →
This is a sad yet sensible story of a dedicated and organised cat rescuer who has been told she has about 6 more months to live and is engaged in finding new homes for the cats she cares for. Her … Continue reading →
This is dedicated cat rescue and re-homing work. I think it’s good to pick up on the good stories. It’s also good to praise people who put in a special effort to help unwanted cats. Therefore I praise Ms Helen … Continue reading →
I’m sure those of you who follow PoC articles on a daily basis recall the story of Midnight, a black cat who became ill back in August. When Midnight’s owner, Laurel Queen-Havens, of Venice Island, Florida turned to St. Francis … Continue reading →
