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Asbury Boardwalk Rescue Asbury Boardwalk Rescue was started 18 years ago to help animals in need. We are helping those who cannot help themselves!

We not only provide a safe haven for the Feral Cats we have saved from the Beachfront but we help all animals in need to the best of our ability. Madison Marquette, Lance and Debbie's Wonder Bar, Best Friends, Wag On Inn Rescue and Monmouth County SPCA are all working together to help these feral and domestic cats live in a safe environment with plenty of food and shelter.

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01/12/2025

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A Country Just Did What Many Never Expected: Thailand Declares Cats as National Symbols

Thailand has officially named cats as national symbols, and the decision is already touching hearts. For generations, cats have been part of Thai temples, stories and everyday life, and now they finally hold a respected place in the nation’s identity.

This recognition could help raise real awareness for animal welfare. When a country publicly honors an animal, people naturally pay more attention to its treatment. It can lead to more compassion for both pets and the many street cats who depend on communities to survive.

The move may also inspire shelters, families and local groups to support native Thai breeds and care more for the cats who share their neighborhoods. Cultural pride often translates into better protection and responsible care.

A symbol alone cannot fix everything, but it can open doors. If this step encourages kindness and stronger protection, it could help create a safer and more compassionate future for cats across Thailand.

References:
CNA... Thailand's ancient cat breeds get official national status
Bangkok Post... Thai cats are now officially national symbols
Thaiger... Thai cat breeds officially declared national pet treasures

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17/11/2025

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very helpful information😽
08/11/2025

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🐈‍⬛🥶 TIPS to get cats to use winter shelters 🥶🐈‍⬛

In most cases, cats will figure out how to use shelters on their own. Here are a few things you can do to attract them if it doesn't seem like your cats are using the shelter:

▪️Be patient. Some cats need a lot of time to get comfortable with a new shelter.

▪️Loosely fill the shelter ½ to ¾ full of straw, NOT HAY. Replace the straw as needed if it gets wet, as it will become moldy. STRAW ONLY! No blankets or fabric of any sort as they hold the moisture and can lead to hypothermia. 

▪️Remove any door flaps on the shelter until they get comfortable with the shelter. While doorway flaps help keep cold air out and warm air in, they should not be added until after your cats are used to going in and out of the shelter.

▪️Some cats prefer a shelter with two doors on it, so they have an exit door if a predator or another cat were to show up trying to enter the shelter. 

▪️Do not place food in or near the shelter. Cats instinctively avoid sleeping near food as it attracts other cats and wildlife (predators).

▪️Location is important. Place the shelter where your cats are already hanging out. More feral/less social cats typically want to shelter farther away from humans. The more secluded the shelter, the more likely cats are to use it.

▪️Place the shelter near natural cover, as opposed to out in the open where your cats may not feel safe. Cats prefer to move along walls, hedges or other natural barriers and boundaries. Place the shelter under or up against a building, fence, tree, porch, bush or some type of overhang.

▪️Place the shelter with the entrance facing away from the wind, rain and snow.

▪️Make sure the shelter is on a flat surface. A wobbly shelter could discourage cats from entering.

▪️Raise the shelter up off the ground if possible, on boards or even a pallet.

▪️Try adding some catnip inside the shelter to attract them to check it out.

▪️When all else fails, try a new location, but only after giving your cats plenty of time to explore and get used to the current location.

▪️ If the cats will absolutey NOT use the shelter, it is possible they may already have a shed, crawlspace or some other shelter they sleep in where they feel safe.

THANK YOU to the caregivers who have taken the time to build a feral cat shelter. Protection from the elements is critical, especially during the cold months, and your thoughtfulness will no doubt save many lives this winter. 💙

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Can anybody help our friend Francesca?
24/10/2025

Can anybody help our friend Francesca?

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24/10/2025

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Great 'Cat Shelter Tips' graphic from Outsiders TNR ...

1. Be patient - add a little catnip inside the shelter to attract them to it.

2. Don't place food by the shelter.

3. Place the shelter entrance away from the wind.

4. Place the shelter near natural covering.

5. Only place STRAW in the shelter.

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18/10/2025

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12/10/2025

💛🐾 Compassion fatigue is real. 🐾💛
As caregivers, trappers, fosters, and feeders, we give so much of ourselves to help community cats. But it’s important to remember: you matter too.

Rest when you need to. Ask for help when it feels overwhelming. Celebrate the wins — even the small ones.

Today, on World Mental Health Day, we want to remind our FFF family and beyond that taking care of yourself is just as important as taking care of the cats.

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12/10/2025

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💛🐾 Compassion fatigue is real. 🐾💛
As caregivers, trappers, fosters, and feeders, we give so much of ourselves to help community cats. But it’s important to remember: you matter too.

Rest when you need to. Ask for help when it feels overwhelming. Celebrate the wins — even the small ones.

Today, on World Mental Health Day, we want to remind our FFF family and beyond that taking care of yourself is just as important as taking care of the cats.

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True Angels in The Air❤️🙏❤️
10/10/2025

True Angels in The Air❤️🙏❤️

🐾✈️ At Wings of Rescue, we’re on a mission to save lives by transporting animals out of overcrowded shelters and into communities where they have a better chance at finding loving homes. Tomorrow morning, we’ll be flying 97 dogs and cats from Merced, California—a community facing a critical shelter overcrowding crisis—to Spokane, Washington, where our partners at SpokAnimal C.A.R.E. are ready to welcome them.

Shelters in Merced are overwhelmed, with too many animals and not enough space or resources. That’s where we step in, providing safe, compassionate air transport to give these pets a real shot at a brighter future.

But these lifesaving flights rely on your support. Every donation helps cover fuel, aircraft costs, and care for the animals during their journey. Together, we can continue to rescue more animals from dire situations and bring hope where it’s needed most.

Please consider donating to help us keep these wings flying. Because every life deserves a chance. 💙🐶🐱

www.wingsofrescue.org

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07/10/2025

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In Canada, even the coldest winters are being softened with a touch of innovation and compassion. Certain city parks now feature park benches equipped with fold-out insulated compartments — tiny warm shelters designed specifically for stray cats, dogs, and other small urban animals.

During snowstorms or freezing nights, these hidden compartments provide a safe, dry, and insulated space where animals can rest. The design is simple yet thoughtful: when not in use, the compartments fold seamlessly back into the bench, preserving the park’s aesthetics.

This initiative isn’t just about comfort — it’s about reducing winter mortality among urban wildlife and encouraging communities to share public spaces responsibly. Park-goers can enjoy the outdoors while knowing that vulnerable animals have a cozy refuge during harsh weather.

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06/10/2025

This is very special 😽

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11/08/2025

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Last Friday was International Cat Day! Everyday in the Sliwa household we celebrate our rescue cats. Nancy and I have rescued countless abused or neglected cats, dogs and animals over the years, and then adopt them to loving families.

As Mayor, I will put violent animal abusers in jail, deliver no kill shelters, and offer adoption incentives for animals waiting for a forever home. We will also plant more trees in every borough & increase and clean our green spaces to make our city more nature friendly. Remember- you can also vote for me on the Protect Animals Independent line.

As Mahatma Gandhi said, “The greatness of a nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated.”

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