Category: Rescue
Be a Part of the Remember Me Thursday Awareness Movement
Be a part of the Remember Me Thursday Awareness Movement. Remember Me Thursday focuses on pet adoption, and at Paws that means cat adoption. Orphan pets should live in forever homes, not die waiting for them. Get everyone you know on social media to talk about pet adoption on Thursday, Sept. 28, 2017, so the…
Hurricane Irma’s Cat Heroes work before the storm hits Florida
Hurricane Irma’s Cat Heroes will be many, as many humans are going above and beyond to stand by and save cats, even before the massive Hurricane hit Florida. The devastation from this now Category 4 hurricane was expected to be massive. Here, we want to look at 3 stories that show how far we’ve…
The Cat Rescuers: a documentary that needs to be told
The Cat Rescuers: a documentary that needs to be told The Cat Rescuers, tells the story of efforts to deal with over a million cats roaming the streets of New York City. As many of the cats are feral, you won’t see them during the day. They are hiding underneath cars and in alleys, but…
Black cats rock, and my black cats rock my world
Black cats rock, and my black cats rock my world Today, we Meet the Cats. Paws must say black cats rock, and my black cats, Pink Collar and Clyde, now geriatric felines, have spent many a year rocking my world. Clyde is Mom’s cat, and we will talk about him later, because his story follows…
Meet the Cats: Lenny, a feral kitten, learned everything from humans
Meet the Cats: Lenny, a feral kitten, learned everything from humans Lenny, a gray and white tabby, will be celebrating his fifth Gotcha birthday next month. We we join Kitty Blue’s The Cat on My Head’s Sunday Selfie Blog Hop this week, Paws for Reflection wanted to start showcasing our feline family. We…
MLK Day and Black History Month – I have a dream for cats
I have a dream for cats I have a dream for cats going beyond MLK Day and Black History Month I have a dream for cats – that all cats are free of discrimination, and have a right to economic equality, no matter what their background, whether wild or domestic; their color (black, white or…
Homer, The Ninth Life of a Blind Wonder Cat lives on, perhaps forever
Homer, The Ninth Life of a Blind Wonder Cat lives on, perhaps forever. This amazing cat became famous through his human Gwen Cooper’s bestselling book ‘Homer’s Odyssey’, bringing much-needed attention to how special a blind cat can be. After his death, he became infamous, and Cooper tells just how much so in her 115-page sequel,…
Cat overpopulation crisis could be averted by spay/neuter
There’s no doubt too many cats can come from one cat Cat and dog overpopulation is a huge problem, so much so that some animal advocacy organizations call it a national crisis, a crisis that could be averted by having your pet spayed or neutered. Cats are particularly hard-wired to reproduce, according to Stephanie Heikkinen…
Carmella The Cat helps redefine author Ann Cerino’s life
Every animal is precious and deserves a forever home. That is the theme of Ann Cerino’s series of children’s books based on Carmella the Cat. Check out this month’s Give-Away of Carmella The Cat & Carmella The Cat Goes Fishing Carmella The Cat has been a long-time thought that has finally been put into action.…
Gwen Cooper’s ‘Kittenish’, features #selfies of cats around the world, all for a good cause
Even though Homer the Blind Cat has crossed over the Rainbow Bridge, his work to help other felines in needs continues. Gwen Cooper & Homer’s Heroes recently published ‘Kittenish’, a collection of selfies of some absolutely stunning cats around the world – and it’s all for a good cause. All – that’s 100 percent –…
