BBBBBBONUS ep! On our first bonus episode we're talking with Bryan Kortis of Neighborhood Cats about TNR, return-to-field, and what cities can do to encourage the care of feral and community cats.Read More
Mark y Jaclyn tuvieron que abandonar su hogar y la vida que apenas empezaron a construir para la fecha límite corta del 1 de agosto. Sin embargo, había una cosa – pues, había 14 cosas – que no podían llevar con ellos, pero que no podían dejar atrás tampoco. Cuando fueron dados 60 días para mudarse debido a planes de...Read More
Mark and Jaclyn had to uproot their home and the entire life they had just begun to build by the short deadline of August 1. However, there was one thing – make that 14 things – they couldn’t take with them, but they couldn’t leave behind either. After being given 60 days to move out of their home so it...Read More
La temporada de gatitos suena bien a todos los amantes de animales porque, si somos honestos, quién no ama a estas caritas adorables? Sin embargo, la realidad es que es mucho más grave que mucha gente piensa. Ya estamos entrando esta temporada, y los refugios de animales y otras organizaciones del bienestar de animales están preparando. Best Friends dice que...Read More
Kitten season sounds like heaven for most animal lovers because, let’s be honest, who doesn’t love those adorable little faces? However, the fact of the matter is that it’s much more serious than most people think. We are already entering that time of year, and animal shelters and other animal welfare organizations are bracing for the tidal wave. Best Friends...Read More
En la esquina de las calles Haskell y Hallock está una casa pequeña donde vive un hombre que se llama Will Carroll y su esposa, Tonya. No he conocido a Will antes, pero he escuchado muchas buenas cosas sobre él. El día que visité hacía frío, la calle era callada y mientras llegábamos frente de su casa, uno de los...Read More
At the corner of Haskell and Hallock sits a little house that belongs to a man named Will Carroll and his wife, Tonya. I hadn’t met Will yet, but I had heard many wonderful things about him. The day I visited was brisk, his street was quiet and as we pulled up in front of his house, one of his...Read More
Jennifer admits that trying to do good in the world isn’t always easy. “It’s hard to care, it’s sad, it’s stressful, it’s disheartening.” Those of us in animal welfare – and those of you who support us – know this. It’s easier to look away, to go about your business, to let the problem be somebody else’s. That’s why burnout...Read More
If you’re reading this, chances are you know that already. But hear me out … I’m the new guy here, still finding my way. But I’m not new to the power of pets. I’ve worked on and off for pet-related businesses and charities over the last 20 years and I’ve seen the stories. A cat who saved a baby...Read More
Brace Yourself: Kitten Season is Coming Spring is upon us, and we find ourselves once again afraid of kitten season. Why? It’s intense. Cats can (and do) get pregnant year-round, and the breeding season for North American cats is technically from January through late fall, but we hit peak breeding season in the spring, from March to May. And once...Read More
