CHANGE YOUR WAYS
by LAURA (SAN DIEGO) DON’T BREED OR BUY WHILE SHELTERED PETS DIE!!!! Comments for CHANGE YOUR WAYS Click here to add your own comments Oct 07, 2010 a savannah bengal at a shelter, spca. by: wayne j...
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Can a cat’s purr be so loud so that nobody wants to adopt the cat? It sounds far fetched but it did happen. A homeless cat has been shunned because it is said that he has possibly the loudest purr …...
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Are shelter cats more likely to have a medical problem due to being in a crowded shelter than adopting from a breeder or from a neighbour? The same question can be asked with respect to pet shop cats....
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I am sure that a very high percentage of shelter cats ready for adoption are clear of all health issues. However is it fair to say that a small percentage do have a health issue of some sort which has...
View ArticleUpstate family seeking to reunite cat they were forced to surrender with...
This is a very sad story because it could easily happen to any of us with a family. It’s doubly heartbreaking because in the process of putting their lives back together a young boy with Asperger...
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