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Nonprofit's 'spaymobile' part of cat control effort - Standard Speaker
Standard SpeakerNonprofit's 'spaymobile' part of cat control effortStandard SpeakerCarol Sauers has come across abandoned cats, taken them for veterinary care and found them homes. It's rewarding work in a way, she said, but it's upsetting, too, knowing that there is a large population of homeless animals out there.
More senior living centers put out welcome mat for pets - The Seattle Times
More senior living centers put out welcome mat for petsThe Seattle TimesThey named it Annie and had the cat spayed, vaccinated and microchipped. "It was like bringing a new baby home. She had the apartment set up and couldn't wait to have the companionship and someone to care for again," she said. Residents who don't have ...and more »
Dogs and cats are ready for adoption - SILive.com
Dogs and cats are ready for adoptionSILive.comBy Staten Island Advance Dog and cat adoptions: Meet dogs and cats in the care of Pet Lovers United Together as One (PLUTO) Rescue of Richmond County, at PETCO in Charleston Shopping Center, 2752 Veterans Rd. West, noon to 3 pm View the animals on ...
Central Newfoundland's feral dump cats to be euthanized - CBC.ca
CBC.caCentral Newfoundland's feral dump cats to be euthanizedCBC.ca“Unless you have people completely dedicated, in all dumps, to monitoring the health of these cats, I don't think it's feasible,” she said. Denis and Maryann Elliott have been taking care of some of the cats at the nearby, abandoned Glenwood dump.and more »
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