Education & Information

By Beth Dokolasa September 28 is World Rabies Day, serving as an important reminder that although rabies is 100% fatal, it is also 100% preventable through proper administration of the rabies vaccine. What is Rabies? Rabies is a viral di…

By Desiree Argentina, CCS foster and adopter The death of your cat can be one of the most devastating losses you will ever face. It can be just as difficult or even more so than the loss of a human family member. The loss of your beloved cat c…

By Beth Dokolasa Understanding a cat’s body language is vital for cat owners and enthusiasts to establish a strong bond and communicate effectively with their feline companions. By deciphering the subtle non-verbal communication cues provided …

by Michaela Sullivan, CCS board member I’ve been a huge fan of the Cat Care Society ever since I visited for the first time almost a decade ago. CCS has been one of my favorite places to donate to. I don’t know of a single shelter that comes c…

By Linda Brandon, advisory board member I am often saddened when people who have lost a beloved pet cat say they cannot bear the pain of adopting a new cat or kitten. It seems they are missing the joy of giving a new cat a home. It is possible…

One of the most crucial roles to any animal shelter is making sure that the animals in our care are well taken care of. And the department at Cat Care Society responsible for this is our animal care team. These staff members are the most hands-on…

By Beth Dokolasa Children and cats have the potential to become purrfect companions. Cats can teach children valuable life lessons about responsibility, empathy and respecting boundaries. Likewise, a child can become another trusted human for …

By Simon Fox A common challenge for cat owners is dealing with the issue of their feline friends scratching furniture. This problem not only damages your home decor but also may hint at an unmet need in your pet’s environment. One solution to …

By Amanda Huggett and Jillian Rosile, junior board members Many families looking to adopt a new cat often pick young, healthy companions. While some may worry about the cost, time commitment, or prognosis of a cat with a chronic health conditi…

You may have heard the saying “cats are like potato chips, you can’t have just one.” Indeed, many of us at Cat Care Society, be it staff or volunteer, have found that our feline families have expanded over the years. While we may see our cats as …