SafeHollow

04/27/2025

Have you ever wondered what little things you do every day that make your cat’s heart swell with happiness? To us, it may just be a simple scratch behind the ears or a quiet moment on the couch, but for our feline friends, these gestures are everything. The truth is, cats notice far more than ... ...

04/19/2025

If you’re a proud cat lady, drop a picture of yourself in the comments. Bonus points if your cat(s) in the picture too!

04/18/2025

04/17/2025

You might think your cat is just a cozy companion, but science says they’re doing far more than keeping you company. According to a study published in the Journal of Vascular and Interventional Neurology, cat owners have a significantly lower risk of dying from heart attacks and other cardiovascular diseases. Researchers believe this surprising link comes from the stress-reducing effects of pet companionship — and cats, with their calm and independent nature, seem to be particularly effective at helping us unwind.

The rhythmic sound of purring, the gentle weight of a cat resting on your chest, and those peaceful shared silences can all contribute to lower anxiety and blood pressure — two major risk factors for heart disease. In essence, your cat may be helping to regulate your emotional and physiological state, offering quiet protection for your heart in every cuddle. So the next time your feline friend curls up beside you, remember: those sweet, quiet moments might just be healing you in more ways than one.

Follow for more 👉 .therapy

04/13/2025

04/11/2025

ADOPTED!!!Happy Cat Sanctuary Survivor in Need of a Second Chance

AnimalKind recently welcomed a deeply traumatized survivor from the tragic fire at Happy Cat Sanctuary, where over 100 beloved cats—and the sanctuary's compassionate founder, Chris Arneault—lost their lives. This gentle soul was one of the few who made it out alive.

He is currently decompressing from the ordeal, slowly learning to feel safe again. While he’s not yet seeking human affection, he finds great comfort in the presence of other cats. We lovingly call him a “ghost cat”—a quiet companion to fellow felines, even if not yet ready to bond with people.

He is FeLV positive, which means his circle of potential friends and adopters is smaller—but we know his perfect match is out there. If you have a FeLV-positive cat and space in your heart and home for one more, he could become a devoted feline friend.

AnimalKind will cover all of his medical needs for life. All he needs now is someone to see him, to believe in his quiet worth, and to give him a new beginning.

Please share his story. Help us find the person who can give this survivor a chance to heal and belong.

04/10/2025