Cat Injured at Construction Site Builds an Ameowzing New Life Thanks to So Many Caring Hands
Workers in a Bronx construction site lovingly named an incredibly friendly young orange kitty living as a stray, Bob the Builder. He must have
Scruffy Lovable Rescued Tomcat, Bruce Willis, as the Gerber Baby?!
A scruffy, lovable orange rescued tomcat name Bruce Willis, posed with jars of yummy Gerber baby food featuring his likeness. It was a historic
Entire Family Wears Eye Patches to Celebrate Adopting One-Eyed Foster Kitty Doug
A foster family all wore eye patches in solidarity with their one-eyed pirate kitten named Doug, otherwise known as Dig Dug, Diggity Dug, Dougie,
Megachonky Charlie Seeks Furever Family/Personal Trainer to Help Him Cat Again
Charlie, the 'megachonker,' is nine years old and weighed 26.5 pounds when he arrived with rescuers at Feline Friends Chicago. His former family had
Easy ‘Rule’ About a Newly-Adopted Cat’s Adjustment Period That Could Save Lives
If you're interested in adopting a cat or kitten, it's critical to know about the usual "adjustment period." Why? People often return adopted cats
Chandler Makes New Forever Friends at Tampa’s First Cat Café
Tampa's first cat café celebrated when one-eyed orange pirate kitty, Chandler, became a success story. The pretty in pink, house-panther-themed Cats & Caffeine works with
Rescuers’ Spirits Get a Boost When Family Adopts Three Kittens Saved Separately
Two baby house panthers, Godiva and Melli, arrived at the Kneady Kitty Rescue separately. But they quickly became adorable friends. Then a tiny tabby,
Young Man’s ‘Unfiltered Joy’ Adopting First Kitten Reminds Rescuer Why She Does It
A rescuer and foster mom, Stephanie, witnessed the "unfiltered joy" when a young man arrives to see his first kitten, Luna. After wondering if
Wobbly Kitten Sisters, Oopsie and Tina Avoid Euthanasia and Thrive in Magical Home
Oopsie and Tiny are two sisters rescued as kittens with cerebellar hypoplasia (CH) in North Carolina. Simply put, it makes cats wobbly and off-balance, but
How Could Someone Return 18-Year-Old Cats, Rusty and Tigger to a Shelter After Only 5 Hours?
Why would someone return two 18-year-old bonded cats only five hours after adopting them from a shelter? The idea of such a quick turnaround