Whimsy Cats

04/18/2020

Scott Metzger Cartoons

https://www.patreon.com/ScottMetzgerCartoons

04/16/2020

C.A.A. - Cat Addicts Anony-mouse

Weatherman works from home.

From Rebecca Neighbors

04/14/2020

FuFu’s Cat House

04/06/2020

The 3AM Club

04/06/2020

Truth.

03/21/2020

Scott Metzger Cartoons

https://www.patreon.com/ScottMetzgerCartoons

03/19/2020

The Animal Doctors Veterinary Clinic

Veterinarians have taken an oath to protect not only animals but also public health. To that end, we wanted to share resources to help both pets and people! This is an emerging situation, but this is what we know now:

✅ There is still no evidence that pets get COVID-19

✅ There is no evidence to suggest that pet dogs or cats can be a source of infection, including spreading COVID-19 to people. (based on numerous infectious disease experts, as well as the CDC, OIE, and WHO)

✅ Washing your hands before and after interacting with pets is still a good idea to minimize the spread of ANY germs or diseases.

✅ If you or someone else in the home is having symptoms, it is recommended another individual in the home takes care of the pet(s) and contact between the infected individual and the pet(s) is limited until we know more.

✅ If you are symptomatic, please stay home unless seeking medical care. It is advised to call your healthcare provider first so that your healthcare team can reduce risk of transmission while providing care. This keeps everyone safe!

✅ If your pet is in need of medical attention and has potentially been exposed to the virus, please contact a local public health official first, who can then consult with local veterinarians to best provide care while minimizing risk of transmission of COVID-19 to others. If you are unsure if your pet needs to be seen, call our team at 315-786-3340.

✅ As always, look for reputable, accurate, information from credible sources, such as the CDC or state/local health departments.

💻 CDC:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

💻 World Health Organization:
https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019

💻 American Veterinary Medical Association info:
https://bit.ly/2U10YOI

💻 World Small Animal Veterinary Association info: https://bit.ly/3aTi7k1

(Infographic courtesy of CriticalCareDVM; posting information courtesy of The Social DVM)

03/17/2020

And Much better now...

03/15/2020

Monty

We love Monty and Molly, and their Dad's silly, but clever messaging cuts through to a serious issue for our kitties.

So should you declaw your cat? OF COURSE NOT!
Get declawing alternatives right here: https://mailchi.mp/montymolly/declaw

Also, if you want to support our work making informal content like this and sharing the message of being perfect just the way you are.😻
You can support us on a monthly basis and get special VIP benefits. Then together we can do a difference. Thank you for your support!💜

#share #declawing #cats_of_world #important

03/15/2020

These fun, playful, colorful kitty clocks are special handmade creations and embody the meaning of 'Whimsy'. Dibs on the one in the first photo! Well, okay, just kidding...(but I want it) 😁

ICONIC,...MID CENTURY MODERN,...ATOMIC CAT CLOCK!!
FUN! FUNKY!
Custom made in your colors for vintage campers, MCM rooms, homes offices, business.

Pick your colors up to 3 possibly 4
pick your cat...1,2,3
Eyes or no eyes and what color
UFO? + $2.50..

These measure 12-1/2 x12-1/2 inches, they are made of 1/4 inch birch plywood.
$75 plus shipping from Michigan

03/01/2020

The 3AM Club

02/27/2020

I Should Have Stuck With Cats

02/21/2020

The 3AM Club

02/14/2020

Scott Metzger Cartoons

https://www.patreon.com/ScottMetzgerCartoons

02/11/2020

The 3AM Club

01/29/2020

The 3AM Club

01/25/2020

The Foundation For Homeless Cats

01/21/2020

The Foundation For Homeless Cats

01/12/2020

66.media.tumblr.com

66.media.tumblr.com

01/11/2020

The 3AM Club

12/29/2019

Manhattan Cat Specialists

All your cat wants for Christmas is...well, the box that their gift came in.

12/27/2019

Whimsy Cats friends: some special seniors in need ❤

Many people believe that the animals who end up at our shelter, do so because no one loved them, but this is rarely the case. Most of the animals who come to LCAS are here because someone loved them enough to give them a second chance at finding that love again after circumstances lead them through our doors. Two weeks before Christmas, we received nine cats from a senior citizen who was hoping to give her beloved pets another chance to feel the love that she was being forced to walk away from. Mrs. P came to us for help because her health was failing, bringing us her nine indoor cats. In her eighties, she held onto the final cat carrier at our front counter, crying, asking Tori, a 12 year old cat, to “please, please look at me. I just want to say goodbye.” But Tori was terrified, and hid with her face in a blanket, too frightened to look up to say goodbye to the only family she has ever known. Tori, and eight other cats between the ages of 10 and 12 have only ever lived with Mrs. P and now they feel overwhelmed and lost. We have set them up in a room of their own here at the shelter, but the cats hide in fear. Our volunteers offer them treats, and read them stories. Our staff make special foods and create blanket forts for them. But still, they won’t come out, seemingly waiting for Mrs. P to come back and bring them the comfort they have always known. No matter how hard we try, the shelter is not their home. We assured Mrs. P that we would try our best to find families for her beloved cats, but honestly, we do not know if families are out there who may want to take a chance on a cat who is too scared to come out to meet them. We tell you this story to help you understand that the pets at our shelter may not be perfect, but many of them once knew tremendous love. The staff here work hard, but we cannot mend the broken hearts of the people who do the bravest thing possible by surrendering their pets, and we cannot make people adopt the heartbroken pets who end up here when it is rarely their fault. All we can do is give them the best chance possible, and show them the love we can, and do our best. Tori, Nittany, Clemson, BusterCat, Patches, TippyToes, Kalico, ChickyBoomBoom, and Blankie- You are loved by Mrs. P. You are loved by our staff. And we are trying to find you new homes, we promise.

10/06/2018

Jerri

06/22/2018

Simon's Cat

🤣

Food Thief...😤 Do you have one of those at home?

06/19/2018

Simon's Cat

Simon's Cat

Cuteness overload! 😍 😍 😍 Can you spot the photo of a tiny Simon's Cat?

06/04/2018

Simon's Cat

It's #hugyourcatday 🤗 😘 Give them an extra squeeze!

02/17/2018

CatCon Worldwide

#yearofthedog

12/16/2017

Grammarly

Basically every cat.

#FunnyFriday

12/13/2017

Simon's Cat

Simon's Cat

Go easy on the catnip this Christmas ! 😆 🔊

Do you have a present in mind for your kitty this Christmas?

11/17/2017

Simon's Cat

Simon's Cat

NEW FILM 'Simon's Cat - DIY' OUT MEOW!

Trying to get anything done when you have a cat...😠 😺

Watch Below!

10/27/2017

Sandra Boynton

Ooo. October 27 is Black Cat Day.

10/16/2017

Sandra Boynton

No doubt your cat will be very impressed to learn that today is National Cat Day.

10/12/2017

For the Love of Black Cats (Black Cat Appreciation Page)

09/16/2017

Best Day of the week!!!

09/11/2017

VIN News Service

VIN News Service

Chuckles for Monday morning.

09/06/2017

For the Love of Black Cats (Black Cat Appreciation Page)

09/01/2017

Simon's Cat

Simon's Cat

NEW FILM! SCRATCH POST!

It started out with a hiss, how did it end up like this 🐱❤

08/08/2017

Simon's Cat

Simon's Cat

Furever a cat person! 🤗 😺 Hope you are having a great #internationalcatday. (Click for Sound)

07/27/2017

Simon's Cat

Simon's Cat

What's in the BOX? 😱

(Click for Sound)

07/17/2017

UNILAD

UNILAD

The bush is alive 👀😂

07/12/2017

International Cat Care

Puzzle feeders are objects that hold food and must be manipulated in different ways to release this food. These help meals last longer, increase physical exertion needed to obtain food, provide a fun 'brain-teaser' for cats, and enable them to express their natural hunting behaviour during feeding. Puzzle feeders are enriching and entertaining for your cat and, by exercising their body and mind, can help them to live happier and healthier lives.

For everything you need to know about puzzle feeders including how to make your own visit: https://icatcare.org/advice/general-care/keeping-your-cat-healthy/puzzle-feeders

Do you use puzzle feeders with your cats? We'd love to see your pictures!

07/12/2017

Monty

Can YOU relate? 😊

MontyBoy.net
#MyKidHasPaws #AdoptDontShop

07/05/2017

Simon's Cat

Packing for summer vacation? :D

Guide to suitcase packing for cat owners! 😹 🎒 (Click for Sound)

07/05/2017

Monty

Happy Birthday America 😺
Save a sparkler for me!

MontyBoy.net
#celebrate4thofjuly #happy4thofjuly #IndependenceDay

06/25/2017

Wildcat Sanctuary

We're lucky they allow us to live with them, aren't we? :-)
The Wildcat Sanctuary