COVID-19 began to spread around the same time that pet shelters and rescues entered puppy and kitten season. Shelter staff were worried that the higher number of pet surrenders during the pandemic, combined with fewer adopters visiting, would lead to … Continue reading Stay Home and Foster, An Initiative of GreaterGood.Org
Today Lincoln Pet Culture is honored to continue its series on agility cats. In addition to being a therapy cat, Rainy also knows agility. She sat down to do an online interview with Mikey, who like Rainy has been doing … Continue reading Mikey The Agility Cat
The Hursts adopted their first dog while at their cabin. Just over ten years ago, around 2009, a Beagle would regularly greet them in their driveway every Friday, and would often stay the weekend with them. According to Lou Hurst, … Continue reading Being a Dog Foster Parent
Ever since I first heard of the Amazing Acro-Cats, I have been a fan. The Amazing Acro-cats was founded in 2006 by animal trainer Samantha Martin and features a troupe of rescued cats that perform tricks in response to a … Continue reading The Amazing Acro-Cats
Chloe DeVita has a passion for pets and for business. In 2009, she had the opportunity to combine those, when her mom and a couple of others started BlogPaws. They brought Chloe in from the start to help get it … Continue reading Chloe DiVita, Co-Founder of BlogPaws and All Pet Voices
Today Lincoln Pet Culture is honored to bring a special interview to its readers. My therapy cat Rainy sat down to do an online interview with Sophie, who is a seven-year-old adventure cat. She is also the founding member of … Continue reading An Adventure Cat Named Sophie
Meowfest is a Canadian festival of cats. The inaugural meowfest took place in-person in British Columbia, on July 29th, 2018. The sold-out event raised over $10,000 for animal shelters. The following year, in 2019, the festival took place in Ontario … Continue reading Meowfest, A Global Celebration of Cats
The kitten was two-weeks old and alone in a field. She struggled to eat or potty. Thankfully, Esther was discovered by a woman named Andee who immediately took her home and called for the help of a more knowledgable friend. … Continue reading Esther Neonatal Kitten Alliance
Julia Cohen has always known she wanted to work with cats. As a toddler, she wished she had a cat and even believed she WAS a cat! She spent summers as a young person with her grandparents in a small … Continue reading Julia Cohen: On the Path to Being a Veterinarian
“I was wondering if you know of any cat sanctuary that takes disabled kitties? Could you reach out to your people?” On May 4, I received this message from a fellow cat lover, and I immediately embarked on a new … Continue reading A Feline Special Needs Sanctuary: C & W Rustic Hollow Shelter
Here is an example of my basic socialization stimuli chart. I print one with each litter and highlight each item that I have exposed the kittens to.–Meghan Waals Meghan Waals is passionate about Elysian Bengals and their socialization. She posted … Continue reading Elysian Bengals and Socialization
The Helen Woodward Animal Center is a private, non-profit organization in San Diego County that for more than 40 years has been committed to “the philosophy of people helping animals and animals helping people.” Located on 12 acres in Rancho … Continue reading The Helen Woodward Animal Center
