A Village of Rescuers Help Save 1-Week-Old Ginger Kittens, Mac and Cheese
Mac and Cheese were only a week old when rescuers found them. Their mother was gone, and their littermates had passed away. It took
Brooklyn Rescuers Save Cute Kittens Topsy and Turvy a Week Apart
Heidi, the self-described "cat wrangler," helped save two adorable ginger kittens, Topsy and Turvy, in Brooklyn, NY. But at first, it was only Topsy by
Kittens Born to Hissy Feral Cat Become Social Butterflies in Foster Care
Foster mom Laura G from Winnipeg, Manitoba, is back and sharing the story of a hostile feral cat who gave birth to four kittens
Rescuers Share DIY Tips to Eliminate Cat Pee from Carpet, Furniture
As much as we all love our pets, nobody likes dealing with the smell of urine when they have an accident. So, when we
Kitten ‘Squeaky B’ Overcomes the Odds With Love From Senior Tomcat
Rescuers from Furget Me Not Animal Rescue in Edmonton, Alberta, shared the story of Squeaky Buttons, or Squeaky B, a black kitten who overcame
Godzilla, the Tiny Tabby Kitten Takes Over Foster Care with Bigger Pal
This is the true story of Godzilla, the kitten, not the classic Japanese film monster, starring a tiny California kitten with plans for world
Man Evacuates McKinney Fire and Camps Out with Curious Foster Kittens Until Help Arrives
All over the world, we've all dealt with an increase in fires. And not just forest fires, but all kinds of wildfires, even in
Mama Cat Birdie Gets ‘Mother of the Year Award’ in Foster Care
Rescuers Cassidy and her mother, Laura from Portland, Oregon, save both kittens and puppies, but it was one pretty foster Birdie that caught our
When Kittens With No Social Skills Meet for the First Time
Growing up with siblings and furry friends helps kittens develop important social skills early. That's why when foster mom Laura G introduced two kittens,
Special Needs Tabby Kittens Bond Like ‘Brothers from Another Mother’
Two "brothers from another mother" with special needs, Timmy and Bruno, met and bond adorably closely in foster care. First, a little backstory: Kris Kaiser,