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URGENT!!!!!!! 🚨🚨🚨 FOSTER NEEDED ASAP!!

This is a new post, but the same sad story. We are reaching the point of Obi having nowhere to go. No one has expressed interest in fostering or adopting him. His foster home CANNOT care for him any longer. His foster mom is physically unable to care for him due to having a broken arm. It’s literally impossible. We are open to transferring him to another rescue or an out of state adopter. Please share Obi far and wide. He’s so full of life and though he might not live long due to his felv, he’s currently stable and happy and we want the best for him. 🖤

Obi is in need of a new foster home! This kitten is adorable and so very, very social but he has very specific needs-

1) Obi is FeLV positive. So he needs a foster with no other cats unless they also have FeLV. He does get along with other cats! He's also good with dogs and good news is FeLV is not contagious to dogs so a home with dogs is fine!

2) Obi came to us with some severe injuries and was paralyzed plus had to have his tail amputated. His stub of a tail is all healed and he can walk around pretty good with just a limp. But...he doesn't use the bathroom by himself. So he needs someone that can manually stimulate him to potty a few times a day. He doesn't mind it all because he loves the extra attention.

Obi is a little extra work but he has such an amazing personality and is worth it!!

If you can help this cutie out, can find our app at tinyurl.com/carffoster!

Donations sought for rescued kitties.

April Is Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month. No animal deserves mistreatment. Report suspicions of animal cruelty to your local law enforcement agency, humane organization, or animal control agency. Learn more at aspca.org.

NEW! For cat lovers:
Download from doggiedrawings.net/freeposters (Sorry, I am not sure why it looks so blurry on FB)

University of Wisconsin Veterinary Care is looking for cats with FIP. The UWVC is conducting an ongoing study examining the evolution of feline coronavirus and the host's antibody response in the transformation to the virulent form of the virus in both affected cats and their unaffected contacts. Study participants will have up to $400 of their UWVC bill reimbursed to reach the diagnosis of FIP, or can enroll without any cost to submit samples without a UWVC appointment and workup. Unfortunately, there is no treatment component at this time, but the knowledge gained will help the researchers understand the virus and take step toward new treatment options.

Study contacts are on the flyer and can be contacted directly with any questions!

Paws up! The Board of Health for Madison and Dane County heard you and unanimously passed the ban on elective declaw out of committee! It will be heard by the City of Madison Common Council next Tuesday, December 7th! Madisonians, we'll let you know how to register in support once the agenda comes out!

Thank you Madison District 3 Alder Lindsay Lemmer, The Paw Project, Madison Cat Project and the numerous area veterinarians and citizens who voiced their support to end this archaic practice!

Stayed tuned for next steps! 🐱🐾

Amazing news!

Proposed ordinance would ban cat declawing in Madison Madison could be the first city in Wisconsin to ban cat declawing under a proposed city ordinance. Many vets say this is a common sense law that is long overdue.

Free companion AND outdoor (ear-tipped) cat spay/neuter surgeries for Jefferson County residents only.
When: November 9 & 10
Where: Paddy’s Paws
How: You pay $20 (refundable) deposit per cat and register online https://thefixisin.org/make-appointment/
Sponsored by: Paddy’s Paws

Deposit can be refunded, used for extra services, or donated. All fees and services can be found on our website https://thefixisin.org/fix-your-pet/. Pets must weigh at least 2 pounds and be at least 12 weeks old.

24 Times Cats Proved Their Bad Reputations Wrong By Being Heroes Despite being undeniably adorable, cats don't always have the best reputation when it comes to their personality traits. They are often described as cold and snobby or even selfish animals, but we don't buy into those negative stereotypes. In fact, today we are going to show you twenty-four incredib...

Too many cats get surrendered to shelters, abandoned, or even euthanized due to behavior problems. Sadly, many of these "unwanted" behaviors occur when humans don't understand what cats need. So called unwanted behaviors always make sense to the cat because they provide a solution and address a natural need. It's important to understand WHY the cat is displaying the behavior so you can address the cause and/or provide a better alternative. Cats don't misbehave just for the sake of being bad or spiteful.

This is Ronald. Ronald ingested portions of a lily plant over the weekend, which causes kidney failure in cats (some varieties cause issues for dogs too!). Thanks to the quick thinking of his Mom, he was taken promptly to the emergency clinic where they induced vomiting and he brought up all ingested portions of the plant! Ronald is doing great today! ♥️

He wore his Easter best to help remind everyone that all lilies are toxic to cats, and some pose a risk to dogs as well!! Please be cautious this spring and Easter weekend! 🐾

"The chicken- and turkey-flavored meals are hard to find these days because of a widespread pet food shortage. Canned cat food — from well-known brands like Fancy Feast, Friskies and 9 Lives — is the most elusive. Several factors are responsible, including pandemic-related manufacturing delays, bad weather, and an uptick in pet ownership and pampering."

https://www.aarp.org/home-family/friends-family/info-2021/cat-food-shortage.html

Cat Food Shortage Leaves Pet Owners in a Bind Popular brands like Fancy Feast, Friskies are facing a nationwide cat-food shortage amid the pandemic due to trouble with manufacturing.

Hospice foster needed

Hospice Foster!

Would you like to give an old man cat a wonderful last year (or so) of life? This sweetie was rescued from a hoarder in 2019, in the worst shape imagineable. He was starving, anemic, covered in fleas. He is estimated as 12 to 14 years old and has intestional cancer. He is currently with a foster, but could use more love and one-on-one attention.

He does not currently require any medical treatments and uses his litterbox as long as it’s close by. He will need to be monitored closely for quality of life. Currently he is energetic, eats well, and is aggressively friendly (if you don’t give the lovings, he will demand it).

https://www.9livesrescue.com/foster

1906 - Forgotten silent film (Remastered and colorized) I'm searching where does this fragment film comes from and most important, who is that girl ? Thanks for help !EDIT 12/09/2020This movie has been filmed on o...

OMG, I couldn't resist 😆😆 If you haven't heard about this yet, I highly suggest you check it out.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/09/us/cat-filter-lawyer-zoom-court-trnd/index.html

Photographer Takes Photos Of Cats High On Catnip, And They're Brilliant In his new book, 'Cats On Catnip,' Andrew shares a series of photos of cats and kittens tripping out on the herb.