Dr. Matt Carriker is known for his passion for saving rescue animals These two little fur balls came to his care at the Vet Ranch, a non profit organization where “homeless animals can come to be cured. Cured from treatable injury or disease that would otherwise prevent them from being …
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It took an entire village to save this little tuxedo kitty named Haze from an uncertain future. Now that he knows how it feels to be cuddled, he can’t get enough love! “Haze came from our LAPS/Tinykittens compassionate TNR project. He is one of 3 – 7 week old siblings …
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA (WCCO) — A Minnetonka teen is hoping A new book he wrote can help benefit cats. Justin Anderson wrote a book called “Saving Stripes: A Kitty’s Story.” It’s written from the perspective of their cat, Stripes. Justin started writing it the day his family rescued Stripes from a …
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Well, we cat lovers know all too well that most kitties do not enjoy getting wet or being in water. They are afraid of it or perhaps they are just satisfied bathing themselves. The kitties in this video, however, are not like most cats. They LOVE the water. Have a …
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Cassidy The Wheelchair Kitten Is Now Saying, “To Hell With This Wheelchair, I Wanna Be A Cat!” Barely a month ago, you probably remember a little feral cat by the name of Cassidy who had been born without back legs and had been rescued by TinyKittens, a nonprofit aimed at …
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We cat lovers never seem to get tired of searching for and discovering cute kitty pics, as well as new and innovative ways to take these pictures. That’s why we are all excited that Carli Davidson, the photographer behind Shake and Shake Puppies, is coming out with a new book, …
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A Japanese company Tange & Nakimushi Peanuts made a series of photos to show cats dressed up as sushi. You may have seen pics like this before in your internet travels but have you seen ALL of them? Maybe not because there are quite a few in this collection. The …
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New York City animal shelters aren’t very likely to adopt out black cats during the month of October — because clueless jerks bring them to Halloween parties as props. “If someone calls on Oct. 30 and says they need a black cat by 3 o’clock, that’s worrisome,” Anne-Marie Karash, associate …
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