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10 Easy Ways to Help Cats in Need this Christmas

The scent of pine needles, twinkling lights, and the sound of Mariah Carey belting out carols… it’s officially Christmas! And while we’re busy decking the halls and wrapping presents for our loved ones (including our furry feline overlords), it’s important to remember those less fortunate. Yes, I’m talking about the adorable kitties spending their holidays […]

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Pet Owners in Need: Organizations Offer Help With Vet Bills and Pet Food

There’s no question that pets are a big responsibility. They need food, water, shelter, and occasional veterinary care. For pet owners who are struggling to make ends meet, this can be a daunting challenge. Thankfully, there are hundreds of organizations out there that offer pet food and help with vet bills. So if you’re finding

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Trap-Neuter-Release: The Pros and Cons of TNR

If you’re a cat lover, chances are you’ve heard of Trap-Neuter-Release, sometimes called Trap-Neuter-Return, or “TNR.” This initiative has resulted in numerous success stories throughout the United States and around the world related to controlling stray cat population. While this program provides many benefits for animals and animal lovers alike, there is also some criticism

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Urgent: Help Kentucky Police Identify Juveniles That Tortured, Killed Community Cat

UPDATE: The juveniles accused of torturing and ultimately killing the beloved community cat have been identified. Both are in police custody and expected to face animal cruelty charges. The Georgetown Police Department is seeking the community’s help in identifying two juveniles responsible for the merciless torture and death of a cat. The cat was known

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Myths and Facts About FIV+ Cats: Debunking Misconceptions

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is a slow-progressing virus that affects cats worldwide. Unfortunately, many myths exist about FIV+ cats that can create fear and misconceptions, making it harder for FIV+ cats to find loving forever homes. The truth is, FIV+ cats most often live long, happy, healthy lives and many will never show signs of

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