This was one of our favorite stories, so we wanted to revisit the tale of Pudding and Amy. We often hear of dogs rescuing people and we know of a dog’s ability to sense danger and go for help. But here is a more unusual story of a cat as the rescuer. Meet Pudding the […]
You probably know American television personality, food scientist, and chef, Alton Brown, from the Food Network series Good Eats or Cutthroat Kitchen, but did you also know he’s a cat lover? In May, a litter of kittens was found under the porch at Brown’s office. He posted about it on Facebook: As the saying goes,
It’s never too late to give a cat or dog a second chance and the life he or she deserves! Just one look through these incredible rescue animal transformations will warm your heart. [playbuzz-item url=”//www.playbuzz.com/meganelizabeth10/these-15-before-and-after-pics-of-adopted-pets-will-melt-your-heart”]
Champas, a scruffy white tom cat, waited for over 400 days at the shelter. You see, he is a shy boy and kept to himself, hiding in the shadows in his temporary home at Animal Welfare League NSW in Australia. But, the staff there had a plan… They decided to give Champas a job! They knew
Molly, a cocker spaniel, is the world’s first trained cat detection dog. You’ll love this story! [playbuzz-item url=”//www.playbuzz.com/scroogemacduck10/this-dog-is-a-pet-detective-who-helps-find-missing-cats”]
“Felix” is a black and white moggy who lives at the Royal Docks Management Authority at the river Thames in London, UK. She was brawling with another cat close to the water’s edge when she got a little too close – and plunged into the frigid waters. Fortunately for Felix, a cat-loving hero was nearby and
Most people don’t think about the hundreds of thousands of domesticated animals who are the innocent victims of war. This is the story of Baris, one lucky kitty who made it out of war-torn Syria thanks to the help of a Turkish soldier. [playbuzz-item url=”//www.playbuzz.com/scroogemacduck10/meet-the-peace-cat-who-was-rescued-from-syria-and-now-lives-in-an-istanbul-publishing-house”]
It seems we’re always reporting about firefighters saving cats. One mama cat must’ve known a fire engine was a safe place to give birth to her litter of kittens, because that’s where Indianapolis firefighters found three newborn kittens – two boys and a girl – after they heard meowing coming from the back of engine 35.
Have you ever heard meowing and weren’t sure where it was coming from? That’s what homeowners in Fort Lauderdale heard, so they called their local fire department for help finding the source of the meow. [playbuzz-item url=”//www.playbuzz.com/scroogemacduck10/you-wont-believe-where-this-tiny-kitten-had-to-be-rescued-from-by-firefighters”]
85-year-old great-grandmother, Ruby Stein, was driving home after visiting family, when she accidentally took a wrong turn in the mountains of Colorado and ended up at the end of a dead-end road where her car got stuck in the mud with no cell service and only her cat, Nikki, to keep her company. Ruby honked her horn
