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    June, 2010


    A Novel Green Way to Help Your Local Cat Shelter

    Here’s a fun way to give to your local animal shelter and you’ll know the cats will directly benefit from your gift.  How?  Give the gift of eco-friendly cat scratchers made by Imperial Cat. You may know Imperial Cat for their fanciful cat scratchers such as this Orca Cat Scratch n Shape, but they recently [...]

    June is Adopt-A-Cat Month

    According to the American Humane Society, approximately 4 million cats are rescued by animal shelters each year. We all know that not all of them find homes, so if you’re considering getting a cat, why not visit your local animal shelter? If you’ve already got a kitty who keeps you busy, take a moment and [...]