Kat's Kitty Cottages

11/24/2021

It is with great regret and sadness that I must announce the closing of Kats Kitty Cottages. It has been an amazing experience meeting so many wonderful people and cats over the past two years. Covid of course through a major wrench in things and also served to help us revaluate our lives. For me it was to realize that while cats are my passion (and helping to give people a comforting place to leave their precious babies and making sure the experience was as stress free as possible for the kitties) I need more time to spend with my own family, friends and fur babies. I will always be proud of what I made but their is only one life to live. All the best to all of you and thank you so much for your support over the years.

10/09/2021

Milo enjoying the birds

10/07/2021

Welcome Milo and Marty!

09/29/2021

Anyone else have this problem?

09/25/2021

Attack!

09/25/2021

Breakfast time! Blossom, Whiski and Jazzi patiently waiting.

09/22/2021

Hey Hooman! Come here!!!!!

09/22/2021

Check out this cutie! Welcome Steven ❤

09/21/2021

Maddie enjoying a snack stick

09/18/2021

Pippa sleeping on her window perch

09/18/2021

Welcome Pippa and welcome back Maddie!

09/17/2021

As many of my clients know I am a registered veterinary technician. This hits close to home. I know the emotional struggle of myself and my colleagues. And we did tragically loose a precious coworker this year. This is real and the public are the ones who can help the most. By being compassionate and understanding. Vet clinics like all jobs are short staffed and are doing their best to help ease suffering every day.

“I think I’ve cried with every person I’ve interviewed,” says documentary filmmaker Maria Barnas Barnas. She's talking about Not One More Vet, her documentary in-the-making about  su***de in the veterinary profession.