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11/26/2025

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11/23/2025

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11/22/2025

Bobbie says “COME PET ME! What are you waiting for?”

This tiny girl is full of love and loves to make new friends.

Make a reservation and get your cat fix at Mtpurrnoncatcafe.com! And don’t forget you can get some cat lover holiday shopping done here too! Every purchase helps the cats!

11/22/2025

Glue traps should be outlawed. Do not use these. There are plenty of other alternatives more effective against pests that don’t harm wildlife and domesticated animals.

Glue traps do not discriminate. No animal should ever have to endure the cruelty they inflict.

On Wednesday, a San Antonio Animal Care Services officer contacted Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation staff after responding to a call involving a kitten trapped on one of these cruel devices. The officer had been to a WRR presentation about these before, and that information, coupled with his own experience, compassion, and careful judgment, helped guide his response. Knowing how easily an animal can be further harmed during removal, he chose not to risk her well-being in the field and instead brought the kitten to ACS staff who were equipped to help safely. We are grateful for his thoughtful decision and for all who act with such respect for life.

Cases like this echo what we see far too often. Glue traps ensnare any living being unfortunate enough to cross their path: birds seeking food, reptiles hunting insects, small mammals searching for food, water, or shelter, and even companion animals. Once trapped, animals panic and struggle; the more they struggle, the more they suffer. Many animals face hours or days of fear, injury, dehydration, and exhaustion, and in the case of small animals such as mice, lizards, and birds, countless die in the grip of these traps.

If you know someone who uses these, please educate them and ask them to stop. If you find an animal caught in a glue trap, please do not attempt to free them yourself. Even well-meant efforts can worsen the harm, especially for animals with delicate skin, fur, or feathers. Trained wildlife rehabilitators and veterinary professionals have the tools and knowledge to help these victims safely.

There are humane, effective alternatives. Glue traps are never necessary, and they are never kind. Compassion calls us to choose differently.

Please join us in refusing to use glue traps. If you find an animal in a glue trap, contact WRR’s Hotline at 830-336-2725.

Photo credit: City of San Antonio Animal Care Services

11/21/2025

11/19/2025

If you happen to be in my neighborhood, do not be fooled by this imposter! Identify theft is not a joke!

11/19/2025

10/31/2025

10/20/2025

Are you a federal employee who has been affected by the government shutdown? We want to help! We will be providing free pet supplies to help ensure pets stay with their families during this challenging time.

📍 Maryland SPCA, 3300 Falls Road
🗓️ Sunday, October 26th from 12-2PM

We will have:
🐾 Dog kibble
🐾 Crates (various sizes)
🐾 Cat trees and scratching posts
🐾 Cat litter
🐾 Grooming supplies (brushes, shampoo, etc.)
🐾 Miscellaneous pet supplies (leashes, collars, bowls, toys, etc.)

*No signup required, while supplies last. Must show valid federal ID or most recent paystub to be eligible.

10/09/2025

"We were so elated. I mean, we were just like, it was almost a miracle."

Staffers at a Virginia Lowe's store are celebrating after their beloved store cat Francine was found in another state following a search that stretched more than two weeks.

Francine went missing in mid-September. After staffers checked the store's cameras, they saw Francine had wandered into the back of a delivery vehicle that was en route to a distribution center in Garysburg, North Carolina, roughly 85 miles away. https://abcnews.visitlink.me/9a-JFP

08/21/2025

A good news story 🥰