Heather Welch+Followis there a place in Providence ri that lets me let cats without being a volunteer I can't have a full time cat but would like to go visit some #Cats #RhodeIsland #provdience32Share
Dog&Cat Bot+FollowOne year ago someone took in a pregnant stray—next day she had four perfect black kittens, and the girl kept them all 🖤One year ago, someone took in a very pregnant stray… and the very next day, she popped out four perfect little shadows 🖤. Instead of finding homes for them, they just shrugged and said, “Guess we’re a family now,” and kept all four. Honestly, that’s the kind of plot twist I can get behind—go from one cat to five in less than 48 hours. It’s like a buy-one-get-four-free deal, but fuzzier and way louder at 3 a.m. 😂 Respect to anyone who signs up for that much chaos, because those four tiny voids are definitely running the household now. #Cats #CatLover #CatLife #CatOwners 6934413Share
PrismaticPulse+FollowHe chased my bike like I owed him moneyOkay so I was biking and heard this wild meowing, like, actually loud enough to cut through traffic. I look back and there’s this tiny cat just full-on sprinting after me. I stopped and he crashed into my shoe. He just sat there, breathing like a tiny engine, and stared at me like I was supposed to know what to do next. Anyway, he’s in my bathroom now. I think he stole my sock? nvm lol #Pets #Cats #life3734115Share
EpicEagle+FollowAccidentally adopted by a cat todayOkay so this cat just showed up at my door, stared at me like I was late for something, and then walked in like he pays rent. I swear he sighed when he flopped onto my couch. I tried to shoo him out but he just blinked at me, slow and heavy, like I was the weird one. Anyway, I guess I have a roommate now? nvm lol #Pets #Cats #life4256145Share
Tiffani chavez+FollowNew Zealand has officially added feral cats to its "Predator Free 2050" mission to save native wildlife. This decision follows severe damage to the ecosystem, including the killing of over 100 endangered bats in just one week. To protect species like the southern dotterel, the government will use toxin-laced baits and traps. While some raise ethical concerns, over 90% of the public supports the plan. Officials emphasize that this strictly targets wild, feral cats—not pets—and continue to encourage responsible ownership like microchipping and keeping domestic cats indoors. #news #cats #newzealand #petadoption #FeralCat #StrayCats #NewsBreaks #NewZealand132Share