Furry Buddies In Home Service

05/05/2026

04/08/2026

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02/05/2026

Cooper Sharp is a special boy.

A few week's ago, he was rescued by our Animal Law Enforcement team with almost 20 other cats. On top of being thin and covered in fleas, he was suffering from painful entropion and a ruptured eye, leaving him blind. Our veterinary team worked hard to make him comfortable, but ultimately, his eyes could not be saved.

Today, Cooper is healing. He is slowly adjusting to his new life, but the shelter is a hard place to do so. We know in a calm home, he will blossom into the most confident and loving friend.

If you have a soft-spot for special kitties, come meet Cooper today. ❤

01/07/2026

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11/17/2025

11/12/2025

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Steven Tyler Announces $1 Million Cat Sanctuary Project 🐾🎸💖

Rock icon Steven Tyler, the unmistakable voice of Aerosmith, has unveiled a deeply personal new mission: he is donating $1 million to build a state-of-the-art cat rescue and rehabilitation sanctuary. The announcement has quickly touched hearts across the globe.

Though famous for his wild stage presence and larger-than-life style, Tyler has quietly supported animal welfare for years — especially when it comes to cats. This time, however, he’s embracing the cause publicly. During a recent walk-through of the future sanctuary grounds, witnesses saw an intimate moment: Tyler crouching down beside injured and abandoned cats, gently comforting them as volunteers looked on.

“This won’t be just a rescue center,” Tyler shared. “It’s going to be a sanctuary — a place where compassion, creativity, and healing can live together.”

With this project, Steven Tyler reminds the world that true rock legends aren’t defined only by their sound —
but by the kindness they leave behind. 🌟🐱💐

11/12/2025

Just a reminder!! Possum, raccoons and skunks do not hibernate and will look for a place to warm up. Please let them warm if they are near your house. Please leave them scraps or better yet, they love grapes, bananas, hot dogs, dog food and cat food. And keep water containers down low for them. If we help them through the winter they will thank us by eating our ticks and other annoying bugs and critters.
ALL LIFE MATTERS!!!
Be kind. 🐾

11/11/2025

Cody Roberts, shown tormenting Theia, a young female wolf, pleaded not guilty to the charge of animal cruelty during his arraignment today. A trial date has been set for March 9, 2026. Roberts allegedly first ran over Theia with his snowmobile, publicly tortured her, and then shot her to death.

11/05/2025

As hunting season begins, please help us spread the word to prevent lead from being put into our environment. Over 85% of the bald eagles admitted to TRC’s raptor hospital have lead in their blood, with a significant portion suffering from severe and lethal toxicity. Hunters can take two effective actions that help prevent the accidental poisoning of eagles.

This eagle is displaying labored breathing associated with lead poisoning. Lead does not directly affect the respiratory system, but it affects the neurological center of the brain that controls breathing.

During deer hunting season, eagles scavenging on gut piles or unrecovered deer contaminated with lead-based ammunition, ingest this deadly toxin. The fragmented lead bullets, used widely in hunting, are found to disperse dangerously within the deer carcass, turning what should be a natural act of scavenging into a lethal meal for these majestic birds.

Additionally, hunters can redefine their love for nature and their role as conservationists. With over 100,000 deer hunted annually in Minnesota alone, the choice of ammunition has a far-reaching impact on our wildlife and environment. Choosing non-toxic ammunition like copper is a choice that benefits not just eagles but all wildlife, and even hunters themselves, by providing a safer food source. It’s a small change with a massive impact, safeguarding the future of the bald eagle and honoring the true spirit of hunting and conservation.