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1. A mounted catnip ball that'll send even the chillest cats into a silly frenzy that's a little too fun to watch. Each ball has a different flavor so there's a good chance they'll like at least one of 'em. The four flavors include silvervine, gall fruit, catnip, and cat sugar. Promising review: "The cats are in love with this thing and it is so durable! They have been rubbing their faces against it as well as pulling on it with their paws and it has not fallen once. Great entertainment!" — Sky Get the set of four from Amazon for $12.

Each week, we're rounding up the best headlines sure to put a smile on your face. From skateboarding dogs to superhero moms, we're here to help remind you of the beauty in this world. With that being said, we're still gonna be our usual cheeky selves, so please excuse our little jabs along the way. Street Cat Shows Kittens To Community Caretaker As Sign Of Ultimate Respect As a species, cats can be very protective of their kittens — especially if they are from the streets. This one cat, however, bended this rule for it's community caretaker and gifted them with an adorable surprise.

Illustration by Gracie Speer | Cartoonist By Erika Kuehl | Staff Writer Fashion trends come and go — but oftentimes, they come back. We've seen early 2000s fashion break the street and the runway for the past few years. Icons like Jennifer Aniston and Paris Hilton are getting their second go-around at fashion fame. Here are five early 2000s trends that have come back with a vengeance. 1. Low-rise jeans Probably the most controversial of the bunch, low-rise jeans have had their second coming.

Earlier this week, Tiny Tom, a long-term resident at RSPCA NSW's Central Coast Behaviour and Rehabilitation Centre (BARC) celebrated his 2nd birthday. Unfortunately for Tiny Tom, it was a bittersweet celebration, as the day also marked his 500th day in care. Tiny Tom, who is affectionately nicknamed 'Tiny' by staff, came to RSPCA NSW through our inspectorate when he was just a kitten. Originally a timid boy, he has blossomed into an affectionate, playful and adventurous companion during his stay.

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Cindy, a black lab mix puppy, was with Harbor Humane (a foster family) for 52 days before finding her forever family. Adoption is currently pending. Photo courtesy of Harbor Humane. For 50 years, Harbor Humane Society has cared for and found homes for stray and surrendered cats, dogs, and other domestic animals. The West Olive shelter's contract with Ottawa County to provide those services covers 10 to 15 percent of its $2 million budget. It vaccinates, neuters, and microchips animals before releasing them for adoption (and cats are always 'buy one get one free').

Hello from SOLAS and welcome to this week's edition of cats, cats, kittens! Black cats are the last to get adopted. Some think the reason for this is because of the superstitions about black cats. Many shelters refuse to allow black cats to be adopted during October because of concerns that they'll be injured or mistreated. In fact, black cats and kittens aren't bad luck at all! They are sleek and saucy works of furry art! We have two adorable miniature black panthers looking for a home this week.

A welcome carry-over from spring/summer, silver continues to prove itself the most precious of metals. From painterly iterations at Dries Van Noten and Stine Goya to liquid disco loveliness at Ferragamo, a fresh mood presides. It's as if the fashion gods had a group chat and agreed: pumpkins and fall foliage have had their day. Get ready to spruce up the seasonal repertoire with some well-needed lustre and polish. It's what the long dark nights were made for. In the meantime, give your wardrobe wish list a silver lining with one of these 11 shiny treasures.

According to the Wildcat Sanctuary, dozens of exotic cats were saved from a home in Texas after authorities say they were found living in deplorable conditions. The Wildcat Sanctuary organized the rescue of 24 Asian leopard cats, including 3 kittens and one with a leg amputation.  Authorities said the owner of the cats recently passed away and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) contacted the Sanctuary to see if its staff could help. Tammy Thies, founder of The Wildcat Sanctuary said, 'Rescues like this are becoming all too common.

MENOMONIE AND ONALASKA, Wis. (WEAU) - Toast is one tough cat. She came to Moses Ark Rescue after being attacked by an owl. Toast has recovered from her injuries and is ready to find her forever home. Caretakers describe her as a sweet and cuddly kitten who will do anything for pets. Toast does well with other cats, with dogs and with children. She really just wants a lap she can curl up on. Click HERE to reach out about adopting Toast. -- An almost four-year-old dog is in search of an active family where she will get lots of time playing fetch in preferably a fenced backyard.

A dog on a ranch near Barrhead, Alta., is feline fine about mothering abandoned kittens. When the mother went missing about a week and a half after delivering a litter, ranchers Kelli Ginger and Cal Brown faced having to come up with a Plan B to feed and care for them. Ginger had been checking on the nursing mom and her babies regularly after they were born in a stack of hay when, one day, mama cat simply vanished. "I was watching her every day to see when she was going to have them so I knew where they were, so they won't become wild," Ginger told CTV News Edmonton on Wednesday, recalling the days following the kittens' births.

Recent release 'The Tale of the Butterfly Warrior,' from Page Publishing author J.R. Patrick, is the story of Grey Eagle, whose untimely death has left his mother, Green Willow, a broken woman. His attempts to communicate with her from beyond result in wondrous weather on Earth. New York, NY, September 27, 2023 --( PR.com )-- J.R. Patrick, a native Tennessean with a large family and a menagerie of animals, has completed her new book, 'The Tale of the Butterfly Warrior': a gripping work of fantasy that draws influence from the stories of her ancestors.

Recent release 'Lessons from the Classroom: Devotions for Teachers,' from Covenant Books author Alton Royer Ph.D., is a series of faith-based devotionals presented to encourage educators who give their lives to young people. Through Royer's writings, readers will witness how teachers have many opportunities to be a positive influence for Christ through their kind words and actions. Sulphur, LA, September 27, 2023 --( PR.com )-- Alton Royer Ph.D., a retired education administrator who has served in various roles throughout his career, has completed his new book, 'Lessons from the Classroom: Devotions for Teachers': a series of devotionals that reflect upon the profession of teaching to help readers understand that the Lord is ever present to help guide teachers and keep them on the proper path to provide for their students.

At Tesco Barrow store when a grant was awarded from Pets at Home foundation to help with the Feral program (Image: Tesco) Tesco branches in Barrow are now official donations points for pet food which will go to Animal Welfare Furness.  The not-for-profit organisation aims to help, protect and re-home animals in the Furness area and relies on fundraising and donations. Residents can now drop donations of pet foods at the Tesco Walney , Tesco Cornerhouse Park, Tesco Rawlinson Street and Tesco Roose.

Wilmington Auto Center set to hold 5K Pet Walk to benefit PAWS Humane Society This Saturday at 10:30 a.m., the team at Wilmington Auto Center Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM invites the community to participate in a 5K pet walk to benefit the PAWS Humane Society, Inc. — a local shelter in Clinton County. The walk is not just for pet owners and it's not required to walk a pet. But if you have a socialized dog, bring along your canine friend for a nice walk, according to a news release. Registration is $20 and being held in person at Wilmington Auto Center, 1780 Rombach Ave.

Young ghouls and goblins are invited to the Indianapolis Zoo this October for ZooBoo 2023! (Provided Photo/Indianapolis Zoo) by: Hanna Mordoh Posted: Sep 27, 2023 / 05:59 AM EST / Updated: Sep 27, 2023 / 05:59 AM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — ZooBoo at the Indianapolis Zoo begins on Wednesday! The annual Halloween celebration encourages young ghosts and goblins to visit animals and have some spooky fall fun. Activities run from 2-7 p.m. on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, and from 2-9 p.