Woman Takes a Chance on a Sad Shelter Cat, and the Transformation is Incredible
A shelter cat was so depressed that he kept himself plunged in the corner of his cage all day, but a woman took a...
Stray Kitten Found On The Side Of The Road All Alone, Climbs On Cyclist’s...
This couple was biking in the countryside when they heard a loud screeching noise coming from the side of the road. They decided to...
Rescue Kitten Refuses to Eat, Until She Met Her New Best Friend
A tiny stray kitten was found alone on the streets of San Jose, California. The 2-week old kitten was taken in by Thos Bui,...
The Real Life Homeward Bound…Rescue Cat Leads a Pack of 4 Dogs and 2...
A cat was saved from the brink of dying, thanks to a rescuer who came to save her just in time. Now, she not...
Ginger Kitten Showed No Signs Of Life Until They Saw A Twitch Of Hope
Two good Samaritans found a small poor kitty on the side of a road. The kitty was laying on the street alone and showing...
Black and White Kittens Welcome an Oddball Orphan to Their Family
In a country house that doubles as an animal sanctuary, houses a variety of animals big and small, domestic and wild. This rescue center...
This Injured Cat Isn’t Able To Walk And Desperately Needs Help
Videos of an injured cat were found in a social media group to help cats. He was roaming around a parking lot and was...
20-Year-Old Cat Is So Happy To Have A New Home That He Can’t Stop...
The average life span of a domesticated cat is about 15 years. If you've cared for many cats in your time, chances are one more of your fur babies has lived passed this age.
Meet Oswald, a 20-year-old orange tabby, that might be bit older than most kitties, but he's still going strong! Unfortunately Oswald’s previous owners didn't agree and surrendered the cat to a shelter without even telling them his name or a reason of why they were giving him up.
Cats Like Your Water Glass, And Here’s Why
From keyboards to painting easels, cats sure love to take what is their owners’, and usually, the owners don’t really mind. A peculiar example...
10 Special Librarians That Just So Happen To Be Cats
These cats don't have the same roles as house cats. These cats serve their communities by, assisting at their local libraries. Yes, they are librarian cats. Some, keep an eye on the parking lots, some greet patrons, some make sure the library is mouse free. Their duties are endless, and best of all, they're bringing people together, and popularity to libraries during an age of high-tech, and digital everything.


















