May is Animal Guardian Month
Language matters. The words we use to refer to something also describe our relationship with it, how we feel about
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health and safety
Pets and COVID-19: Infected By Humans
Two cats in New York state, and later a pug in North Carolina, were diagnosed with COVID-19, the disease caused
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Give Your Cat, And Yourself, A New Routine While Staying At Home
Cats are creatures of habit. Small animals who are both predator and prey, cats have little control over their own
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Consider Fostering, Needed Now and When TNR Resumes
Shelters recently have shared heartwarming stories of absolutely clearing out all their pets up for adoption to foster homes as
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Big Cats, Little Cats, and the Coronavirus
Early on, the coronavirus that came to be called COVID-19 was speculated to be zoonotic, meaning it originated in an
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The Kitten Apocalypse is Coming, Pause TNR and Prepare
In short, the answer is “no” to TNR and any regular spays or neuters that aren’t considered medically necessary or
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COVID-19 and Your Veterinary Visits
So you meet them in the parking lot after hours and place an envelope of money in a box and
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Smaller Meals, and More Frequent, for Senior Cats
You may not realize it, but “little Mimi cat” is actually in the geriatric portion of the feline age chart.
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Fostering Saves Lives, Self-quarantine With a Foster Kitty During the COVID-19 Crisis
Our need for quarantine and extra safety while we try to stop the spread of COVID-19 from infecting more humans
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No Coronavirus Found in Pets, But Keep Them in Your Emergency Plan
What emergency plan might that be? Your plan for what happens if you can’t leave the house, either from quarantine
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