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Big Ozz is headed to his (hopefully) new home today with Andrea & Rick who manage our Sebastopol facility! Andrea & Rick lost Mason earlier this year to cancer, and have been thinking about how nice it would be to have another kitty, like Mason, to share space with in their ”entertainment” barn. Trust me. This is anything but a “barn.”

Thank you, Andrea & Rick, for giving Big Ozz the chance at a warm, loving home for the Holidays!

猫はお気に入りの場所を見つける天才｜Snap Cats

後に保護することになる野良猫、シャビ。猫はお気に入りの場所を見つける天才だと思います。木陰があり、草に身を隠せて、ほどよい段差もある。風が心地よく通り抜ける、その場所で静かにまどろんでいました。これは、シャビを保護する249日前の出来事です。

Cats Are Masters at Finding the Perfect Spot | Snap Cats

Shabby, a stray cat who would later become part of my family. Cats seem to be masters at finding the perfect spot. Shabby from the trees, grass for cover, a comfortable ledge, and a gentle breeze. This was where Shabby quietly rested. Filmed 249 days before Shabby was rescued.

Les chats sont des maîtres pour trouver l'endroit idéal | Snap Cats

Shabby, un chat errant qui sera recueilli plus tard. Les chats semblent être de véritables maîtres pour trouver l'endroit idéal. De l'ombre, de l'herbe pour se cacher, un rebord confortable et une légère brise. C'est là que Shabby faisait tranquillement la sieste. Ces images ont été filmées 249 jours avant son sauvetage.

Los gatos son expertos en encontrar el lugar perfecto | Snap Cats

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This is Kris. He’s about 2 years-old and FeLV+ / FIV+. Kris was dumped injured in a feral colony in Buena Park, CA. He has recovered from his injury and will be joining us today at about .

You can watch Kris’ arrival on our YouTube webcams at https://www.youtube.com/@SnapcatsOrg/streams.

Thank you, Elizabeth, for fostering Kris and taking care of him until we had room here!

This is Princess Donut (yes we are). She’s about 11 weeks-old and visually challenged. Princess Donut arrived at the Moreno Valley shelter with her left eye severely protruding and suffering from a significant upper respiratory infection. After evaluation by their veterinary team, her left eye was enucleated to relieve her pain and prevent further complications. Throughout Princess Donut’s recovery, shelter staff provided intensive supportive care, including syringe feeding and subcutaneous fluids. Four days ago, after some gentle coaxing, Princess Donut ate on her own for the first time. Despite this encouraging milestone, Princess Donut still requires extensive care. She is suspected to have limited or no vision in her remaining right eye, and her upper respiratory infection continues to affect her overall comfort and recovery. She also has a persistent left-sided head tilt that may require additional diagnostics and ongoing medical evaluation. Princess Donut is a resilient little warrior who has already overcome so much in her short life.

Princess Donut will be arriving here today in the early evening (not sure what time yet). You can watch her arrival on our Kitten Room Webcam at https://www.youtube.com/@SnapcatsOrg/streams.

Thanks to the staff at Moreno Valley Animal Shelter for your intensive care of Princess Donut!