During a single human lifetime, several pet lifetimes may have passed through our own.
It seems that as we remember each pet that shared our lives, none have ever stayed with us quite long enough....
Jan 1980 -
Jan 12, 1996
"You cannot change the world by adopting one cat....
But certainly the world would change for that one cat".
Last update June 14, 2009
There is a serious problem with overpopulation of strays in this country. Cats are being discarded and destroyed by the thousands every day. This is due in part to owners who do not spay or neuter their pet and end up with unwanted additions. We will be dedicating this website to these issues with the hope that we can help some of these animals find loving and happy homes. On this page you will find different links to help you find a source for any questions you might have about shelter cats and maybe even find a wonderful pet. Our friends at Crash's Landing helped us find Maude, Chuck, Ethan, and Skeet. Their bios are below. If you have any ideas or interesting links we can add to this site, please email us.
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THE BULTEMA'S PICTURE OF THE WEEK.
Katie in better days.
June 1992 - May 16, 2009
Caring for ferals
Want to help a homeless cat but don't know what you can do? There are so many little things that
you can do to help.
Should you adopt a pet? Are your children ready? Here are a few articles on things you should consider
before bringing a pet home.
Is My Child Ready For A Family Pet?
Thinking Of Adopting A Cat?
Adoption Guidlines
You decided to adopted a kitten. Adopting a kitten is like adopting a two year old human being. Be prepared!
Read the following article on how you can make your home kitten friendly.
Kitten Proofing Your Home
Kitten Mills
deployed in the War on Terror.
Why should you spay or neuter your cat? It just makes sense. Read this article on pet
sterilization and you will understand why.
Spay And Neuter
Less than 5% of cats without ID that end up in shelters are claimed by their guardians.
95% of animals with visible identification are reunited with their guardians.
Properly identifying your pet can help bring them home. Read this short article
on different ways of identification to help a lost pet return.
Pet ID
Think your pet might be lost? Here is an article that could help you find a
lost pet. Very informative!
PetRescue.com
About to lose a beloved pet to old age or health problems? Just recently lost a
loved one to an accident or disease? Here is an interesting paper for you to read about
grieving. There is also a wonderful poem written from a pets perspective on this page.
10 Tips On Coping With The Loss Of A Pet
that some of the most common houseplants are toxic to cats? Even to the point of causing
death! This page has a list of plants that can be harmful to your cat. Take a look to see
if you have any at home.
Toxic Houseplants
most common diseases found in the cat poplulation today. To understand them better, read
this information provided by Crash's Landing.
FIV FeLV
Animal Cruelty/Human Violence can be closely related. The Humane Society of the United States
has introduced several new resources that can help you to recognize that pets in violent homes
need a safe place to be just like other family members. The new resources include an
online database of programs that provide temporary shelter for pets who come from violent situations,
guidelines for establishing such programs, a promotional poster, results from a survey of domestic violence
shelters, and the Report of Animal Cruelty Cases in America during 2003. If you are interested
in helping to promote awareness of the connection between animal cruelty and family violence in your
community, visit:
HSUS for more information.
Feline First-Aid
Ever wonder how old your cat really is? Click the link below to find your kittys real age.
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