A Michael Broad Blog
The charities involved have shipped 600 rescue cats and dogs from Hawaiian animal shelters in a Hercules C-130 plane to the US mainland in an historic operation. This is a really good photograph of cats on the tarmac at an Hawaiian airport by George F Lee. It shows the Hawaiian Humane Society admissions manager …
I am always very impressed, and I love the way that The Humane Society of the United States make room at shelters which will be taking in animals because of the presence of Hurricane Barry. They do this by shipping out by air cats and dogs who are up for adoption in these shelters …
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 LA shelters but for this mass transportation event at which Operation Homeward Bound was …
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 address (URL) of the page takes me to the home page of GoFundMe.com and …
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, was killed in a car accident July 2 while transporting 21 cats from Tampa …
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 buy a bus with his own money. He also runs his rescue transportation service …
I’ve titled this article appropriately to give the cat lovers here a glimpse of the extremes a cat lover in the U.S. will go to in order to adopt a cat that a person has fallen in love with. Many times the distance between the cat and the cat adopter is hundreds, if not …
