Amazing Kitten Galileo Shows How Blind Cats Rock After Common Virus Takes His Vision
A kitten named Galileo, or Leo for short, shows how adaptable and worthy of finding forever homes blind cats are. They can live happy
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
Rescued Kentucky Kitty’s Funny Advice on Dealing with Life’s Stinky Moments
Henry, the rescued flame point Siamese from Kentucky, is a skilled, motivational speaker and sage Buddha cat who gives great advice. But he's also
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
Woman Rescues Kitten Nala from Street and Her Cat Falls Madly in Love
A rare four to five-month-old female ginger kitten, later named Nala, was roaming a Southern PA neighborhood when a woman saw her outside a restaurant. Her
Dumped and Forgotten, Senior Cat Earl Gets Second Chance in Special Needs Sanctuary
Rescuers from Milo's Sanctuary specialize in assisting the cats that need some extra help, including senior cats like Earl. The cats they focus on
Cowboy Cat Wrangler Encounters Skunk ‘Stinky Twins’ Caring for Cat Colony
Cowboy Cat Wrangler Bob Lynch is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he cares for multiple cat colonies, advocates, and practices TNR (trap, neuter, return).
Black Cat Retrieves Keys After Toddler Drops Them in a Hole
Have you known a cat who retrieves things? Cats fetch and sometimes bring objects to their humans. Most of the time, it's purely voluntary and not