Sugar And Spice; Adopt These Two And You’ll Never Have Mice!
Sugar and spice and everything nice; that's how these two adorable kittens are described. But then, there's a bit of emphasis on the "spice"
Chicago Flower Shop Kitty Stolen; Returned After Security Footage Reveals Embarrassed Thief
It was a normal Monday at the Fleur floral boutique in Chicago's Logan Square. The staff went about their daily routines as customers admired
Chicago’s Inspiring 13-Year-Old “Cat Lady” Spends Her Time Fostering Neonatal and Feral Kittens; Never Gives Up Despite Heartache
There are some people that are born to be an inspiration to others. At just 13-years-old, Julia Plambeck has begun that journey earlier than most.
Cat Tortured By Chemical Burns; Difficult Recovery Rewarded With The Hearts Of His Adopters
Employees at Chicago's Animal Care and Control (CACC) were horrified when a young cat was dropped off covered in chemical burns. Photo courtesy
Kittens Dubbed The Seven Dwarves Looking Forward To A “Furry Tail” Ending!
Once upon a time...September 10th, 2018 to be exact, seven little kittens were rescued from life on the streets. The babies were brought to
Chicago Cat Cafe And Volunteer Community Pull Together To Save 8 Newborn Kittens
When it comes to the saying, "It takes a village to raise a child", that is certainly the case for 8 tiny newborn kittens
25 Cats Living In Hoard Rescued When Fire Breaks Out; Happily Moving On Thanks To CARF
Some very lucky cats who narrowly escaped a fire in Illinois have warmed the hearts of their rescuers. Back in March of 2018, a
Teeter-Tottering Kitten Rescued Just In Time!
On the busy streets of Chicago, a tiny kitten was found tottering along, lonely and frightened. The stray feline was scooped up and taken
(With Updates) Sinbad the Survivor: Cat Found With 5 Pounds Of Matted Fur
January 2017 not only rang in a new year but a new chance at life for a small cat in Chicago, Illinois. A utility
Homeless Chicago Man Dedicates His Life To His Feral Cat Colony
Almost a decade ago, a homeless man living in Chicago's West Loop, Antonio Garcia began a selfless mission that would eventually touch the lives