Social Petworking Month takes place all throughout June, and it's a chance to use social media for the benefit of pets who are looking for forever homes.
National Pet Week is celebrated during the first full week of May to say thanks to the pets who fill our lives with love, happiness, and companionship.
Whether you get the occasional sniffle or you've got itchy eyes and skin rashes, cat allergies can be a pain. Here's a list of tips to manage cat allergens.
January 24th is Change A Pet's Life Day! It's a chance to celebrate making positive changes in cats' lives, to raise awareness, and to encourage adoption.
November is Adopt A Senior Pet Month, so it's a great time to talk about all the advantages sweet senior kitties have to offer! In shelters, older cats are often the last to be adopted, and therefore, the first to be euthanized. So here's a list of reasons to give that quiet senior kitty in the corner another look.
Adopt A Less Adoptable Pet Week starts in the third full week in September. Cats who we sometimes deem less adoptable are, in reality, loving, sweet, adorable kitties who make wonderful pets. You can help less adoptable cats in your community 365 days a year.
Certain types of cats, like seniors or kitties with disabilities, have a harder time finding homes than others. In honor of these kitties and pets like them, Adopt a Less Adoptable Pet Week starts in the third full week in September. To celebrate, we're sharing nine stories of less adoptable cats who found homes.
Adopting a new cat is one of the most rewarding experiences any pet parent gets to go through. With this handy checklist you can ensure that you're right on top of introducing your new favorite feline to their new forever home.
When you adopt a cat, especially one who's been longing for a loving forever home, you're welcoming a ball of fur into your life that will shape the way you live, change the way you love, and leave you a different, better person.
When you have children, especially babies and toddlers, there are many things to consider if you're thinking of adding a cat to your family. Studies show that children who grow up with pets tend to benefit greatly. Here's what parent's should know.
So you've made the decision to adopt and bring your first cat into your home. That's great! Of course, when you bring a cat into your household, you can expect a few things will change -- both for your cat's safety and for their comfort. Here's what you can do.
If you've adopted a cat from a local shelter, you'll most likely have paid an adoption fee as part of the adoption process. But have you ever wondered why adoption fees exist? And what sort of things does an adoption fee go to pay for? Here's what you need to know.
There are so many cat breeds out there! Some are big, some are tiny, and some live a very long time. Here's your daily dose of cat facts about breeds. Find out which cats are the largest, smallest, fastest, and more!
Should you get a cat to help with your anxiety or depression? The short answer is, well, maybe. But it should not be your sole reason for adopting, and you must make sure you can handle the burdens that come with pet parenting. Here's what you should know.