2016 Review
Check out our 2016 summary! Thank you to all our volunteers, adopters, supporters, partners, Trifecta Sponsors and donors!

Check out our 2016 summary! Thank you to all our volunteers, adopters, supporters, partners, Trifecta Sponsors and donors!

What a year! Thank you to all our volunteers, adopters, donors, and sponsors! We look forward to a wonderful 2018 filled with lots of great things … including a big change for us! Don’t miss that announcement coming soon!!
It seems like yesterday I was writing our first “end of the year” blog … and here we are again already. The end of the year is always a nice time for reflection. To take stock and, most importantly, count our blessings. Adopters, Volunteers, Board Members, Donors, FaceBook & Twitter friends – we thank you…
This post was written by Jackie Fiorito, Karma Cat volunteer and foster. Fostering is such a rewarding experience. However, like any volunteer work, it requires a steady mind and some personal sacrifice. Ultimately, there are some challenges people might face in their foster journey. For beginners, the process might be perceived as overwhelming or slow-moving….
Please note this blog was published in 2014 so some information is outdated. Karma Cat + Zen Dog Rescue Society started four years ago when our Executive Director, Christie Arlotta, helped a neighbor Trap-Neuter-Release (TNR) 19 feral cats in their backyards. She and her sister attended a workshop at the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in…
During February, you may see red and pink everywhere for Valentine’s Day, but it’s also American Heart Month, a time to focus on cardiovascular health. And here at Karma Cat Rescue Society, we believe every pet deserves a strong, healthy heart to carry them through a lifetime of love. Heart disease in cats and dogs…
Most of us know to keep household cleaners and certain foods, like chocolate, away from our pets. But what about other, lesser known pet toxins? Today on the blog we have for you a list of the top 10 toxins of 2018, from the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center, which received nearly 214,000 cases of…