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Surrendered in Her Golden Years, Sweet Cinnamon Waits for Love
Cinnamon, a 13-year-old orange tabby, witnessed her world unravel when her beloved owner passed away. A recent Instagram post by Orange County Animal Services' volunteer photographer Albert Harris revealed that the family had concerns about Cinnamon's health. The relatives of the deceased owner characterized Cinnamon as being quite selective with her food choices, noting her litterbox habits seemed to fluctuate, and she was prone to bouts of diarrhea. Instead of stepping in t
Wendy Kaplar
Nov 18, 2024


National Cat Day—A Day to Celebrate and Advocate for All Cats
National Cat Day raises awareness for cats in need of adoption, especially the often overlooked senior cats and those with special needs who are just as loving and deserving of a home. Here are some meaningful ways to get involved: Volunteer at a Local Animal Shelter: Help make a difference by walking dogs, socializing cats, and assisting with other essential tasks. Organize a Pet Food or Supply Drive: Collect food, toys, and other supplies to support both families in need a
Wendy Kaplar
Oct 29, 2024


Visually Impaired Kittens Find Friendship and Purrfect Home
And they lived happily ever after... During their stay at the Sevier County Humane Society, two Tennessee-based visually impaired kittens named Radar and Hawkeye developed a close friendship. Both kittens had serious eye injuries when they arrived at the shelter at just ten weeks old. Sadly, Hawkeye lost partial eyesight in one eye, while Radar lost both eyes. Radar and Hawkeyes' Facebook pictures were seen by a Georgia woman who just happened to have experience caring for bl
Wendy Kaplar
Oct 15, 2024


Helping Lost Cats Find Their Way Home
Photo by Artiom Vallat on Unsplash While walking through our neighborhoods, it's common to see cats outdoors. Some of these cats are pets enjoying a leisurely stroll, while others might be missing the comfort and security of their homes. Then there are the community cats that neighbors collectively care for. Cue the obligatory Lord of the Rings nod: "Not all who wander are lost." When it comes to helping community cats, animal shelters are not always the best solution. Truly
Wendy Kaplar
Oct 14, 2024
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