No, that's not a skinny cat with a really great tail. That's a fox. Thanks to Kathy Bowen (one of our main cooler suppliers) for sharing this video.
Our daughter's cat, Theo, wants the birds on the tv very badly.
Chris made a catnip 'kick stick" for Hazel. Aptly named.
We put a little cat nip in every shelter. We had to buy a new bag of cat nip. Our girls discovered the shipping bag that the cat nip came in. They approve. Just another day for our Quality Control Team.
We enjoy seeing how much our Zack and Hazel like each other.
Kathy Bowen, one of our main cooler suppliers, recently rescued a mom and 2 kittens. As you can see in the video, the little momma is one very friendly pussy cat. She was in my lap as soon as I stopped filming and put the phone down.
In 4 weeks, when the kittens are weaned, she will be ready for adoption. Kathy is, of course, going to have her spayed and vaccinated.
This cat would make a wonderful addition to any home that is looking for a cat that wants and accepts attention. I predict that momma will need no adjustment to a new home and will just be overwhelmed with gratitude for a home and someone to love her. Use messenger to contact us if you are interested and we will get with Kathy.
This is our Lily, a very vocal Torti. As you can see, she hasn’t missed any meals. Regardless, every time I go near the feeders, she cries and cries like this.
A new customer checking out the new digs. Thanks Kaitlin Baker!
FERAL COLONY MANAGERS: It was suggested that we could help the community by also making feeding stations. This video demonstrates our design. So far, it is Zack, Lily and Hazel approved. Fast forward the video to 3:40 to see my comments. We welcome feedback from potential users. We will not be offering these for free. We do not want to divert resources from our primary mission of providing free shelters. Please contact us if you are interested in purchasing a feeding station.
Here's how we make use of pairs of smaller coolers.
