Teddy the Cat wants you to visit my Life of 7 Cats blog. I update it regularly with cool cat photos, articles about psychic connections with animals, and other fun stuff. About the Mystic Cats |
The Lipstick Mystic lives on a farm, otherwise known as Wildlife Central. Although she and her husband-unit began their country adventure with just three cats, felines have a way of showing up on their doorstep, imposing their fuzzy will on the inhabitants. So now there’s seven. Or eight. Plus some barn cats. Plus visitors. So it’s around fourteen, give or take a possum. All of these cats have been fixed, but that doesn’t seem to have made any dent in the local populace. They just keep a-comin’. As you scroll down, you can access photos of the Mystic’s cat colony. Check back regularly as more photos are added. Plus, you can read about the Mystic's adventures in felinity at the lifeof7cats cat blog. The cat blog has many cool links to articles about mystical connections with animals, the healing power of pets, and fun fuzzy photos. In short, it's just purr-fect! Mystic Cat Blog: Updated regularly with cool kitty stuff http://lifeof7cats.blogspot.com
Mystic Cat Photo Gallery: Click here to see photos of the Lipstick Mystic's cats. And if you’re cat-inclined, be sure to check out these amazing groups who have been selflessly helping cats.
Tabby’s Place Tabby’s Place is a state-of-the art facility devoted entirely to serving older cats and sick or “special needs” cats, placing them in adoptive homes. Tabby’s Place makes a commitment to these cats to never euthanize them, no matter how severe their health situation. A staff of loving vets has vowed to look after any cats who fail to be adopted for the full lifetime that those cats have left. Tabby’s Place is in Ringoes, New Jersey, and I can attest that it’s a magical place where the cats live clean, happy lives and receive tons of affection from staff members and volunteers. Running a place like this is terrifically expensive. Do consider making a donation. You can read all about some of the newest cats that have joined Tabby’s Place, plus find out more about how you can help.
The Animal Rescue Site
If you'd like to feed an animal (cats, dogs, and rescued wild animals) for FREE, here's a marvelous site where you can do this. Simply click on one of their sponsors' banner ads each day and money immediately goes into the pot to feed animals at various rescue centers. Check it out now! Somebody fuzzy is hungry today and needs your help! http://theanimalrescuesite.com
Big Cat Rescue
Big Cat Rescue is a fabulous non-profit sanctuary for rescued wild cats. This Tampa facility was hit hard by the recent series of Florida hurricanes, so they could really use your donation right now. Many of these gorgeous wildcats have suffered horrific abuse at the hands of their last owners, and the staffers at Big Cat Rescue are their rescuing angels. Did you know, for instance, that tigers are frequently kept by drug dealers to guard their "stash?" These tigers are forced into all manner of aggressive behavior to act as "guard dogs." Do go to their website and see photos of the many beautiful and exotic wildcats that Big Cat Rescue provides homes for.
We first learned about Alleycat Allies on a trip to the Trump’s Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City. We stepped outside to look out at the Boardwalk one afternoon and watched all of these interesting cats suddenly emerge from beneath the Boardwalk, spreading out in the sunlight as it shone across the beach. We wondered where all the cats were coming from. They seemed well-fed and happy. We walked down to where they were and talked to a man who told us all about the organization who looks after the cats. And then we saw all of the food bowls and little igloo shelters that were arranged next to the Boardwalk, where this huge group of cats were happily hanging out. The volunteers at Alleycat Allies make a hands-on commitment to the feral cat colonies. There main headquarters in Washington D.C, but they support grassroots groups that are springing up everywhere. They get the cats medicine, take them to the vet, and have round-the-clock volunteers who see that the cats are fed and happy. All of the cats get fixed, so the colony’s numbers remain stable instead of getting out of control. Since these are somewhat wild cats, they are happiest living outdoors, so this is the best situation for them. When the nice man told us all about the organization, I emptied out whatever money was left in my pockets and gave it to him. I figured that this organization needs my money a lot more than Donald Trump does! You can find out more about Alleycat Allies here. Please offer your support in the form of a donation. It really does make a difference in the lives of this too often neglected population of feral cats.
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