Abandoned ‘Shop Cat’ Simba Gets a Beautiful Second Chance at Life
Rescuers in Brooklyn often see badly neglected and abandoned "shop cats." Such was the case for Simba, an orange tabby kitten left behind when
Troopers and Rescuers Save Kitten Playing Inches from Rush Hour Traffic
Cat rescuers and New York State troopers teamed up for the dramatic rescue of a kitten later named Peek-a-Boo. The cute grey and white
Rescuers Get a Surprise When They Find Out Who ‘Saved’ This Kitten
Rescuers got a surprise one night when a frantic woman called to tell them her dog brought her a tiny newborn kitten! It was
Tiny Kitten’s ‘Big Lungs’ Lead Rescuers to Find Her Hiding Under Car
A tiny black kitten named Rice Cake with big lungs and a lot to say, unknowingly led rescuers to her hiding place. Most likely
Despite Everything, Lovable Senior Cat Ethel is ‘Ridiculously Friendly’ to Rescuers
Rescuers in Glendale, Queens, NY, took in a senior kitty, possibly 15-20 years old, named Ethel. Even though she was in horrible shape at
Woman Calls Rescuers When ‘Bagel’ the Kitten Started Tilting Her Head
Little Wanderers NYC found a 10-week-old Bagel, that is, a kitten with that name, who was struggling on the streets of Flatbush, Brooklyn. Fortunately, the
Night Fisherman Helps Rescuers Save ‘Starfish’ the Cat Meowing Under Pier
A fisherman helped save Starfish, the cat, lost and meowing under a pier on the banks of the East River. Nobody knows how she
After 10 Years Missing, Long Island Cat Reunited with Family in Spain
Mimi, the cat, went missing on Long Island a decade ago. But thanks to kindness and a microchip, she's now reconnected with her long-lost
Rescuers Share Sweet ‘Unboxing’ of the ‘Golden Oldies’ Kittens
The Golden Oldies, a group of four kittens and their feral mama, arrived with rescuers from Biscuits and Breadsticks in Melville, New York. This rescue
Penn the Kitten Goes from Busy Brooklyn Street to Purrfect Forever Home
An adorable grey kitten named Penn became obsessed with a ball "more than anything else in life," says Brooklyn-area rescuer Heidi. But just hours