Archive for the ‘Cat Shelters’ Category
How to Create a Kitten Safe Zone
Hey, who's the small fry?
There is a definite transition time period when bringing your new little furball home for the first time. It is important to realize that a kitten, like a young child is curious and wants nothing more than to test the boundries of its existence (climbing up the drapes, up your leg, etc.). It's all about expectation alignment, ultimately – know that this is the way it is. The way that you can save your sanity during this 'young' time is to adequately prepare. How? By creating a Kitten Safe Zone – a space, an area where kitty can roam and explore without seriously damaging itself and your stuff.
Cat/Kitten Microchips for Identification
Cat/Kitten Microchips for Identification
(Photo from: fogcitycat.com)
Too many stray cats end up in shelters, separated from their owners that truly want them. It's a heartbreaking processing to have to euthanize so many cats.
Kitten Shelter
Today, I want to highlight a Kitten Rescue Shelter called "Kitten Rescue" (kittenrescue.org) , based out of the Los Angeles area.
(There is a cute picture from their site that I've posted — to see it, click on this post at the top)
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Welcome from Libby, John, Carter and Brownie