IT Office Cat Searches For Furever Home With Clever Resume Jingle
Adoption centers know a cat's best bet at being adopted is to make them stand out to potential families. This couldn't be more true
Two AMEOWzing Mother Cats Nurse A Total of 14 Kittens From Different Litters!
Meet Daffodil and Juniper; the ultimate mother cats! Juniper came to Stray Cat Strut Rescue Project last year, a pregnant mom needing a safe place
TNR Operation In New Orleans Makes A Much Needed Difference
TNR, which stands for trap-neuter-return, is a program devised to humanely deal with the feral cat population in cities. While many cities have found success
Concerned Citizens Hear A Cat In Storm Drain; Rescuers Find More Than They Expected!
As summer rains fall all over the country, more and more rescue teams are receiving calls about trapped animals in storm drains. A fire
WITH BREAKING UPDATE! Loving Cross-Eyed Cat Sadly Surrendered To Shelter
When an adorable cross-eyed kitty came into the Animal Care & Control San Francisco, the staff knew he was something special. Credit: Animal
VIDEO PROOF! Hilarious Pup Proves Stereotypes Of Black Dogs & Cats Wrong!
If you've ever adopted a black dog or cat or perhaps worked in an animal shelter, you've likely witnessed first hand the plight of
WITH KITTEN UPDATES & RESCUE VIDEO! New Jersey Mechanic’s Good Deed; Saves Kitten From Car Engine
It was just a normal Thursday in New Jersey last week for most people. But at Paul's Garage in Scotch Plains, a local mechanic
Special Needs Kitten Unable To Eat; Foster Family Creates Way To Save Her Life!
When our friend Jen Tate, who volunteers and fosters cats for St. Francis in Tampa, FL told us this story, we HAD to share!
Kitten Crashers – San Diego Humane Society Introduces Smiles Into The Workplace
Everyone loves surprises...well that is if they are related to kittens!!! The San Diego Humane Society in California has just launched a furtastic campaign.
Paws Pension Plan In Connecticut Solves Problem Of “Un-adoptable” Adult Cats
By Melissa Lapierre Anyone who works or volunteers in an animal shelter will tell you that kittens are always first to be adopted. Why