‘I Feel Whole Again’ – Woman Reunited with Beloved Cat Years After Violent Attack
Keesha Davis adopted Baloo, a grey and white tuxedo cat, from a Seattle animal shelter when he was around a year old. She loved
Mama Cat Birdie Gets ‘Mother of the Year Award’ in Foster Care
Rescuers Cassidy and her mother, Laura from Portland, Oregon, save both kittens and puppies, but it was one pretty foster Birdie that caught our
Frankie Shows FIV+ Cats are ‘Absolutely Lovable and Adoptable’
A cute kitty named Frankie with FIV is a reminder that " FIV+ cats are "absolutely lovable and adoptable!" says Sharon from Oregon. 'Frankie
‘Like a Scene Out of The Lion King’ – Rescuers Save Cornelius the Kitten
This is the story of a tiny bundle of kitten who spent a scary weekend trapped in a storm drain in Cornelius, Oregon in
Harpo the Cat Sings ‘Song of His People’ After Leaving Mom Funny Offerings
Tuxedo cats Groucho, Harpo, and a grey polydactyl cat Gummitch, are three kitties saved by the Oregon Humane Society. According to the cats' human, who
National High-Five Day Contest Proves Cats Learn Tricks and Helps Find Homes
Jackson Galaxy has announced the winners of the 4th annual Cat Pawsitive National High-Five Day Contest, a life-saving positive reinforcement training program for cats.
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
Adorable Sumatran Tiger Cubs To Play A Big Part In Saving Their Species
Wildlife Safari, a zoo in Winston, Oregon, is celebrating the birth of two critically endangered Sumatran tiger cubs. These adorably precious cubs — a
Newly Adopted Cat Lily Smells Gas Leak, Alerting Owners To Danger
As 2020 slowly drained the hope and positivity out of Sandi Martin, she knew she needed to find a way to smile again. She
Kitten Proves He’s A Survivor After Being Found Covered In Spray Foam In A Trash Can
Not every animal has an easy start in life, and some have it far worse than others. For an unlucky kitten out of Oregon,