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Recap: Milltown Adoption Center Grand Opening
“Let new adventures begin.” As you may have heard, we hosted a Grand Opening/Open House celebration at our brand new Milltown Adoption Center last Sunday, July 29. And guess what? It was a raging success, thanks to you! In addition to hosting nearly 150 guests – and radio station Magic 98.3 – we also: Raised…
Meow Don’t Feel Good
Written by Karma Cat Foster, Socializer, Crafting Guru, and Blog Writer, Jacqueline R. This blog is meant to offer only the most basic information about some possible scenarios where first aid might be necessary at home. As always, consult your vet and follow their advice. While we hope to never have any emergencies or accidents…
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2010: The Year it all Began
What do you do when you realize there is a momma cat and five babies living under a wood pile in the early spring Jersey weather? … you bring them into your garage and then into your home … Karma with her babies, the Meepers: The Yin and Yang of the Meepers (the calico, Mimi,…
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Baby Spay/Neuter Surgeries
Recently, we met someone that was appalled that our kittens were spayed/neutered at such a young age. This person was convinced that we were abusing our animals by letting them undergo surgery before they were 6 months of age. Oh my! So, we’d like to share some information about pediatric/juvenile spay/neuter surgeries. It is safe…
Special Adoption – Smokey & AnneMarie
We never give up, but some cats are considered to be “long timers” and we do everything we can to keep them as happy as possible. This entry is about two cats we thought might be “long timers” … boy were we wrong! Smokey – shy, all grey boy who was nothing like his outgoing…
Special Adoption: Shiloh
It was Shiloh’s eyes that stole Nancy’s heart. “She was a beautiful kitten, with beautiful eyes, that deserved every chance at a better life.” Others may not have been so patient. When Nancy first found the kitten, Shiloh was part of a feral cat colony living in the wooded area behind her apartment complex. Last…