Nathan ‘The Cat Lady’ Works Out Creative Way to Rescue Kittens Near Gym
Cat rescuer Nathan Kehn, AKA Nathan The Cat Lady, has his hands full in the L.A. area after discovering litters of kittens behind the
Rescuers Finally Capture Slippery ‘Bonus’ Kitten After Trying for Weeks
Bonus, the kitten was left behind hiding in a junk pile when TNR (trap, neuter, release) rescuers trapped eight cats in a yard in
Former New Yorker Welcomes Mountain Lion In His Los Angeles Garden
Living in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood in New York City, Kevin Prince rarely saw wildlife. And when he did it was usually a sizable
Foster Mom Julia Shares Adorable Video of Kitten With Stuffed Toy Pal
Julia from Los Angeles posted a video of her foster kitten and a stuffed toy on Reddit (handle amjm907). When Julie took in the
Indira the Kitten Rescued with Bent Leg Becomes Belle of the Ball
Wolfie Smiles shared the story of Indira, an adorable kitten with curled ears who needed her right front leg splinted. Wolfie, the famous cat
Foster Mom is Grateful to Help Mama Cat Lasagna and the ‘Noodle Babies’
In late March, Nikki, a foster mom for Wrenn Rescues, took in an extremely loveable and "very pregnant" young mama cat named Lasagna. Soon
Former Feral Joey Has Funny Reaction Meeting Butterbean the Kitten
Grace from Boomer's Buddies Rescue in Los Angeles rescued Joey the cat from a shelter in November 2020. At the time, the employees said he was
Deaf Cat Saved From Streets; Finds The Perfect New Owner Who Shares Special Connection
Life on the streets is obviously difficult. But for one senior calico cat, she was dealing with some additional obstacles. It was when she
2 Cats Rescued After Being Thrown Away Like Trash!
A woman taking out her trash in Los Angeles heard something odd near the dumpster. As she moved closer to investigate, a garbage bag
NEW UPDATES! Two Kittens Rescued From Extreme Circumstances; Now On The Road To Recovery
Two kittens in Los Angeles were fortunate enough to be recently rescued from extreme circumstances. A concerned passerby, Sheila Greene, had seen a tiny kitten