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The best thing about kitten season is not just getting to see little faces like this—although that is pretty great!—it's...
06/19/2026

The best thing about kitten season is not just getting to see little faces like this—although that is pretty great!—it's getting to make sure babies like Ann have the foundation for a happy, healthy future.

Ann is a 2-month-old cutie who visited us Monday from Alley Cat Project for her spay and microchip. Not only does she have a devoted team of people making sure she gets a solid start in life, she will never have to deal with the challenges of repeated heats and pregnancies. Because that's what a kitten girl deserves!

Weighing in today for Big Boy Thursday is Blacky. He’s about 6 years old and weighs 12.7 pounds!Blacky is a stray found ...
06/18/2026

Weighing in today for Big Boy Thursday is Blacky. He’s about 6 years old and weighs 12.7 pounds!

Blacky is a stray found abandoned in Arlington, WA, who visited us last week for his neuter, vaccines, and a little extra TLC. His rescuer found about him when the person who had been feeding him reached out for help because Blacky had a big infected area on his neck (possibly from a fight with a raccoon). Our staff cleaned and treated his wound and administered a long-acting antibiotic injection to help it heal.

“He’s still with me for now because I just couldn’t release him back while he’s still healing. He’s not feral but he’s still unsure of me. I want to give him a safe place to heal and then see if he can be socialized and adopted out or if he will be returned to the area he came from.”

Blacky was accompanied that day by another cat named Old Gray, a cat from the Tulalip Reservation who also had facial wounds, as well as scarred ears from earmites. “A friend of mine asked if I could help this cat. She works in the area and couldn’t stand to see this poor boy not get some help.” Old Gray is about 9 years old and has been on his own for a long time, said a guy in the neighborhood who feeds him when he comes around.

Old Gray received his neuter and vaccines that day, along with a long-acting antibiotic for wounds on both sides of his face. Even though his rescuer does more on the TNR side of rescue, she just couldn’t release him back because she wanted him to have a chance to heal. “Turns out he’s very friendly!” she said. “I plan to get him adopted out once he heals.”

Here's proof that you can be sleepy and still show up for Whiskers Wednesday. Because whiskers like these deserve to be ...
06/17/2026

Here's proof that you can be sleepy and still show up for Whiskers Wednesday. Because whiskers like these deserve to be seen!

This is Not'cho Cat, a pet kitty who visited us earlier this month for his neuter and vaccines. He's 2½ years old and ready to live the rest of his life in peace and comfort, dreaming of treats and sunbeams rather than fights and romantic conquests!

Today is Take Your Cat to Work Day! But what if your cat is "helpful" in all the wrong ways? Or if you're like us and ev...
06/16/2026

Today is Take Your Cat to Work Day! But what if your cat is "helpful" in all the wrong ways? Or if you're like us and every workday is already full of cats? (Yes, we know how lucky we are!)

Well, guess what? If you meet WA state income guidelines and have a pet cat who needs a snip, you can bring your cat to OUR work, and you don't have to wait for a special day to do it. Your cat can be like Oliver, a young pet kitty who visited us at the beginning of the month from Monroe, WA, for his neuter. This means a happy, healthy life for Oliver, and a happy day for us getting to meet him and make that happen!

A treat for your Monday—a chocolate cat! Brown tabbies are easy to find but solid brown cats are pretty rare, so we love...
06/15/2026

A treat for your Monday—a chocolate cat! Brown tabbies are easy to find but solid brown cats are pretty rare, so we love being able to showcase them for you when we can.

This community cat is one of 10 from the same site who visited us for their snips, vaccines, and flea treatment one day last month. He's about a year old, so not only is his life now considerably improved, he won't spend the rest of his life reproducing—and that's a sweet outcome for everyone!

What a face! We hovered around this girl with the camera till we were able to capture her unique look just for you.She's...
06/12/2026

What a face! We hovered around this girl with the camera till we were able to capture her unique look just for you.

She's a young community cat who visited us earlier this week from Alley Cat Project for her spay, vaccines, and flea treatment. In other words, she is one more girl who is now healthier and freed from a lifetime of repeated heats and raising kittens outdoors!

Exit 122 Grey-White is 3 years old, weighs 11.75 pounds, and is today’s Big Boy !He visited us Monday from Feisty Feline...
06/11/2026

Exit 122 Grey-White is 3 years old, weighs 11.75 pounds, and is today’s Big Boy !He visited us Monday from Feisty Felines along with 6 companions for their snips and vaccines.

A gas station at Exit 122 is the meeting place between the homes of two rescuers from Feisty Felines. There they saw (and fed) several cats, and discovered that the gas station attendants there also look after them. There’s a trailer park nearby and they hoped to learn more about these cats by asking there, but weren’t able to find out much.

“We don’t even have any idea if the ones fixed already that ended up there today have actual owners but they eat at the gas station,” our contact said. “And sadly, we are so full that we have to put them all back. I don’t even have room to try to keep the friendly ones. We will try to get them again when we have space but for now, they have to go back.”

As much as we may wish these cats were in a safer place, at least they are healthier now and won’t be reproducing! Our ultimate goal is to break the cycle of feline reproduction and take pressure off shelters and rescue groups like Feisty Felines so they will be able to get more free-roaming cats like these placed into homes. For now, cross your fingers for the cats of Exit 122, that the ones who want to be inside will get to be there before too long!

Nine months old and already a mom—but luckily this girl now has her spay and that ordeal will not be repeated!"James 1" ...
06/10/2026

Nine months old and already a mom—but luckily this girl now has her spay and that ordeal will not be repeated!

"James 1" is a community cat who visited us last week for her spay and vaccines. Since she's been using up all her resources caring for kittens, she's a tiny girl, but that should improve soon. Just another reason cats benefit from getting that all-important snip!

A perfect boy with a perfect blep for Tongue Out Tuesday! This community cat visited us last week from Alley Cat Project...
06/09/2026

A perfect boy with a perfect blep for Tongue Out Tuesday! This community cat visited us last week from Alley Cat Project for his neuter, vaccines, and flea treatment.

He's just a year old, which means he will have almost his entire life free of the problems that can come with being an unneutered tom: roaming, fighting, feeling the constant need to find female cats in heat. Not to mention all the kittens he won't father!

Thank you to the sponsors, donors, and guests who made our Sips & Snips at the MEWvies event on Saturday a roaring succe...
06/08/2026

Thank you to the sponsors, donors, and guests who made our Sips & Snips at the MEWvies event on Saturday a roaring success!

An alarming 20-minute hail storm during setup at Brightwater Event Center in Woodinville gave way to a beautiful evening as the clouds cleared and our guests arrived. The night began with a silent auction plus the Hollywood Catwalk of Fame star game which gave attendees a chance to learn about our clinic operations. Then CatVideoFest kicked off the live presentation with feline hilarity, followed by favorite activities like Heads or Tails, the live auction, and the return of our Dessert Dash.

And best of all, the funds we raised at the event will be helping us provide feline spays and neuters along with other essential medical services, ensuring that the cats who visit us return to happier, healthier lives where they will no longer be adding to feline overpopulation!

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