Feline Fairytails

12/07/2023

They would love a home for the holidays! 🐈‍⬛

https://www.adoptapet.com/shelter/205119-the-colony-green-bay-wisconsin

11/25/2023

🧈🍞 a bonded pair of purring babies!

Pictures of Toast a Domestic Shorthair for adoption in Marinette, WI who needs a loving home.

11/24/2023

Help us find this (needy) social man his forever family! He is currently spending time with submissive males and a very bossy female who he obeys 😌

CANNON 🤍

2-3 years old
Neutered, microchipped, screened for FeLV (neg), vaccinated, etc.

Vocal, needy, active/busy, social & affectionate

Cat friendly!

08/17/2023

Don't Make This Assumption When You Find a Cat

When a handsome black cat showed up at Angela's house, she was happy to put out food. She noticed the ear tip and assumed she was a community cat who had been TNR'd at some point. Friendly, she soon weaseled her way into Angela's heart. And then she conned her way inside too. Soon, she was a member of the family.

Fast forward 6 months and Midnight was off to the veterinarian for vaccines and a checkup. Her veterinarian recommended microchipping the new family member. But as she scanned the cat before microchip insertion, she found that this cat was already microchipped! A quick call to the microchip company told them that Midnight was actually Lucy. Her grateful owners explained that she had been lost when a cat carrier failed during a move to a new home. They had been actively searching for her for six months!

In communities with many homeless cats, it is easy to assume that the stray cat on your porch is unwanted. According to the Humane Society of the United States there are an estimated 30 to 40 million community cats in the United States. The good news is that 10 to 12% of Americans provide food and water to community cats. Yep, there are cat lovers everywhere. But this presents a problem for lost cats. When lost cats ask for a meal on a porch or at a feral feeding station, they are rarely scanned for a microchip. It is so easy to assume they are homeless.

Microchips are lifesavers, but only if somebody scans for a microchip. If you are a feeding strays, it is easy to assume that the newcomer is homeless. Most of them are but take the time to scan for a microchip anyway. In the sea of homeless cats, there are some Lucys and you can help to get one home!

08/05/2023

Welcome to Cat Beach

06/29/2023

We want to remind you of the importance of having a collar/ID tag or microchip for your animals. Oftentimes animals will come to the shelter as strays with outdated contact information and we are unable to reach the family. Please spend the extra few minutes to ensure your pet has the proper identification information available. We also suggest checking your microchip subscription for outdated information.

OAHS offers microchipping for the public. If you are interested in having your pet microchipped contact the shelter at 920-835-1738 or [email protected] to set up an appointment. With a quick 10 minute appointment and $25 you can insure an extra step of safety for your pet.

06/28/2023

Ever wondered why a lot of shelters and rescues adopt kittens in pairs? These are just a few reasons why!

Let's see your adorable kitty pairs 🐱💕🐱

05/28/2023

Several months ago: “this cat who was born outside will be feral and has to be released/TNR’d”

She said NOPE and was trapped three times 😂

Now:

05/20/2023

Mona: the cat who insisted that she didn’t want to live outside + was live trapped 3x 🥲❤️

She’s trying her best to be brave 🫶

05/19/2023