Stories

When a kind-hearted man named Jack found an abandoned kitten behind a tool shed, momma cat was nowhere to be found, so he immediately...

Two years ago, Lulu’s life was forever changed, she went from being a sad shelter cat to her mom's much-loved companion. Lulu's has been...

This is Pooh the Cat. Unfortunately, he lost his back legs in a car accident. But, there was light at the end of the...

Say hello to Moggy Nutmeg the cat! 26 years ago this tabby cat from Gateshead,UK chose his humans by wandering into their backyard. Now at the age of 31, he is still going strong.

This is a sweet story, with a "happily ever after" of a boy and a cat. The boy suffered from anxiety issues, and as soon as the cat came into his life, his anxiety was no more. The cat brought tranquility with him, and has rid the boy of his panic attacks. In essence, the cat is a form of therapy for this boy. He spends his days smiling and at ease with the cat. This tiny 3-week old foster kitten walked up to a 7-year old boy and took the role of being his guardian angel.

This is the story of Pooh. A cat who suffered an injury, and how he got injured is a mystery. Luckily, a very nice...

This poor cat's life was rough, living on the street. He has gone through a lot, shot with an airgun, and abused and beaten. The...

These cats guard and protect a cemetery in Japan, and they're always there to cheer up and support the people who visit their loved ones at the cemetery.

Firefighters are true heroes, in every sense. They often go above and beyond the call of duty to help not only us but our animals as well especially when we most need them. They do this without reward or recognition, and there are no words that can describe how important these heroes really are. In honor of these brave men and women, here is the proof of the fabulous work they do. After all, our kitties are not just pets, they’re members of our families, too! The world needs more human beings like these 24 fine people.

The homeless pet population in the U.S. has, thankfully, seen a significant drop in the last decade, along with an even bigger drop in kill rates at animal shelters. This means that the nationwide push to spay and neuter pets is working and that more households are choosing to adopt rather than purchase from breeders or forego pets completely.