Cats these days can be anything they want, and apparently that includes being law professors. At least that’s the case for a friendly feline named Professor Doctor Doerak. Students and staff at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands all recognize Professor Doctor Doerak and regularly refer to him by his full name. His classes […] More
I had to meditate a bit before I began writing this story just to calm my boiling blood a bit. Deep breaths….okay. So back on March 25th, 2019, a man was arrested in the Florida Keys. Security video footage had shown him riding up to a home on a scooter with a cat in the […] More
When the tiny 3-month-old ginger kitten arrived at the animal hospital, staff were shocked at what they saw. It was a young female kitten who’d been bitten by a dog on her head. They were baffled at how she was still alive! But the workers at the RSPCA’s Putney Animal Hospital refused to allow her […] More
Jaws is a sweet little kitten who just happened to have a rough start in life–a very rough start. On Thursday, July 11th, someone in a truck pulled up to the Petco on Cajalco in Corona, California. They opened the window and thoughtlessly tossed him out. He fell through the bushes, landing on his face […] More
It’s been a difficult couple of months for little Max the Magnificent Manx. The brave baby kitten had been taken into foster care when he was around a month old. But his battle was far from over. From that moment on, Max put maximum effort into conquering each day. His heart was full with the […] More
Remember the New York nanny who “stole” the senior cat last month to save it from being euthanized? Well now that poor cat is back home with his “owners”, Russell and Julie Berman. Yes, take a minute to vent, yell and fume. And brace yourself, because nothing about this case outside of the nanny’s love, […] More
It goes without saying that there is a surplus of cats in today’s society. Each year, innocent kitties are put down because there are simply not enough homes for them all. And when it comes to feral and stray cats, even more issues arise. Often times these felines are not only unvaccinated, but also not […] More
For animal lovers, the decision to euthanize a cat, even an aging cat, is reserved for situations where suffering overshadows everything else. In these devastating cases, it’s a decision that’s made out of love and compassion, not hostility or anger. That’s how it should be, at least. Unfortunately, that’s not how it always works out […] More
About two weeks ago, our friend Elizabeth Putsche sent me an email about some kittens. You see, Elizabeth is the Executive Director at For All Animals in Maryland. Their organization is dedicated to helping all animals through diverse programs. From drafting state legislation – to producing documentaries – to providing one-on-one support for local activists. […] More
For certain souls, there is an inherent wisdom that comes naturally with age. That wisdom leaves the rest of us often wondering just what the heck are they are thinking and doing?! But we must trust that their experiences have proved educational in the past–and may do so again. So although we’re often surprised by […] More
If you’ve followed our stories, you may have seen the rescues of two sweet kittens last fall. Both little girls were thrown from moving vehicles on the SAME stretch of road in Ohio–almost a month apart to the day! While both little Hope and Faith found themselves as foster failures at the home of Chasity Cecil, […] More
If you looked at ANY social media yesterday or watched the news, you likely heard this enraging story. We too had to know more about the situation too–79-Year-Old Woman Sentenced To 10 Days In Jail–For Feeding Stray Cats! But today we awoke to some very interesting updates on the case. In an exciting win for the […] More
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