Nine Week Old Kitten Named Toast, Pulled From Fire Just In Time Now Healing in Foster Care
It's heartbreaking to see animals suffering. But when there are people in the rescue world that refuse to give up on these souls, it
Flounder the Cat Has a LOT to Say Using Her Buttons to Train Her Humans
How often have you ever wondered if cats can understand complex language? If you are owned by cats, then you will, no doubt, be
Vito, The Bionic Cat, Doesn’t Let Anything Stop Him
Vito, a cat left barely alive. Fellow humans, we can rebuild him. We have the technology. We have the capability to make the first
Strays MooMoo & Kiki Find Comfort in Loving Friends; They’ve Even Got Their Own Crow Army to Protect Them!
It’s undeniable the ample amount of benefits pets provide their human friends with. Companionship, stress-relief, increased physical activity, just to name a few. Just
It Wasn’t Trash Lying in the Road, But A Treasure Chest-er!
Chester was an adorable and defenseless 3 or 4 month-old orange tabby when he was hit by a car. Someone was scooping him off
Prince Louis The Cat Saved From Going Blind
“Windows to your Soul” is the Shakespearian metaphor we often use to describe the eyes. You can really see true feelings, if you pay
Adopting a Bonded Duo Like These Black and White Cuties Comes Highly Recommended!
It's always the right day to consider adopting from a shelter, but by late summer, it's a purrr-ticularly great idea. For one thing, shelters
Heartwarming Hospice Adoption Allows ‘Griffin’ the Cat to Experience Pure Love
When we adopt a cat, we expect to spend a lifetime with them. We generally take for granted that lifespan will be many years,
Stars Build a Dream Adoption Center Inspired by Beth and Howard Stern’s Beloved Bulldog Bianca
It's time to Clear the Shelters with help from the nationwide campaign that has helped over a million pets find homes. One of the
Kitten Season Brings Floods and a Good Luck Kitten with A Lil’ Something Extra!
Kitten season everywhere brings floods, but that was true in more ways than one in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. Fortunately, there was also a bit