Cat Sense Feline Hospital and Boarding, Inc

06/01/2026

INTERNATIONAL DINOSAUR DAY 🦕
encourages teachers and parents to instill a love of the various fields of science via those fantastic creatures that once roamed the earth.

06/01/2026

Happy 89th Birthday, Morgan Freeman! 🎈
Having been raised with both cats and dogs in his home, Freeman is an advocate for growing up with animals. 🐈‍⬛

05/31/2026

We thank Whiskers & Tails Rescue Foundation for very good advice on what to do if you find a cat.

Check for a microchip ASAP. 🐈‍⬛
It could be years before someone does check, if ever. It could be years before the stray cat is returned home, if ever.

FOUND A CAT? Here’s the rule of thumb, If the cat is FRIENDLY, SECURE & SCAN.

Please do not assume a friendly cat outside belongs there or will magically find their way home. Outdoor life is dangerous, and many friendly cats outside are lost, abandoned, dumped, escaped, or displaced.

And no, being ear-tipped does NOT automatically mean the cat should stay outside. We adopt out ear-tipped cats all the time. Ear-tipped simply means the cat was altered at some point.

What you SHOULD do if you find a friendly cat:

- Safely bring the cat inside if possible. Keep them separated from your pets until they can be checked over.

- Get the cat scanned for a microchip ASAP. Any vet clinic, many rescues, and shelters can, even police stations can scan for free.

- Post everywhere, neighborhood Facebook groups, Lost & Found pet pages, PawBoost, Nextdoor, hang flyers in the area

-Take clear photos and document where the cat was found.

- If the cat is injured, skinny, sick, dehydrated, or unaltered, seek help immediately.

And yes, some cats are genuinely feral and do not want human interaction. But if a cat is approachable, social, crying at doors, following people, trying to come inside, or seeking attention, looks stressed and dirty, PLEASE take that seriously.

Too many cats never make it back home because people assumed they were just outdoor or indoor/outdoor cats.

When in doub, secure first, scan for a chip, then search for an owner.

05/31/2026

A rare "Blue Moon" will occur this morning, May 31, 2026, marking the second full moon of the month (the first was the Flower Moon on May 1). It will not physically appear blue, but is instead a special celestial event that only happens every two to three years.

05/30/2026

Thank you, Mark Parisi, for more feline laughter! 😹

05/30/2026

These siblings enjoy Sea World adventures on TV. 🦭

05/29/2026

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05/28/2026