Catherine (Kate) a beautiful black cat showed up in someone’s yard one day and started making herself at home. The owner of the family brought her to the Challenger’s House in Toney, Alabama. When she was going through physical check up at the vet’s, they discovered that Kate didn’t come to the yard alone. She [...]
These foster kids and their mom were taken in by Toronto Cat Rescue and just arrived in their foster home a couple days ago. They were a bit shy, cuddling up in the crate, but it didn’t take long for the little ones to come out and play. A comfortable home makes them very happy [...]
What’s that? Hmmm? Oh! Foster mom: “It’s a camera!” These fluffy kittens were born to a rescue cat mama. Thanks to Lindsey, they have found their forever homes. Photos ourtesy of Lindsey. More at Diary of a Foster Cat.
A kind lady found five fuzzy little kittens on her property. The mother cat was nowhere to be found, leaving her babies behind. She swooped them in and looked for foster care for the kittens. The little ones were put in foster care and treated for mild respiratory infection. Their life was forever changed. Today all [...]
Meet Bit and Bolt, two wee kittens born to a rescue mama cat Honey. This is their journey growing up. As newborns, Bit and Bolt’s eyes weren’t opened yet Eyes opened, ready to explore Kisses Brotherly love The ginger kitties have been adopted. Thanks to Jean for fostering and giving these lovely babies a second chance [...]
Gemma and Gia were born to a lovely rescue cat mama, Cami, who traveled from Kentucky to Minnesota with a big belly just to be given a second chance. Gemma and Gia survived and thrived. This is their journey from teeny bitty newborns to heading to their forever homes. Kiss Eyes opened, more kisses Before heading [...]
A litter of five tiny orphans were found and brought to Fran W.’s care when they were only 10 days old. Meanwhile, a mother cat with her own 6 week old kittens came to Fran for a second chance. She offered the kittens to the cat mama, hoping she would take them in. She did [...]
