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10/31/2025

Happy Halloween! Boo!

09/21/2025

NO NORE EXCUSES!!! Get most everything you need to keep your pets, safe and healthy and OFF the ever-growing list of lost pets around here. Thank you SPCA of Wake County!!!

09/21/2025

Frankie would like to wish everyone a good day with his Sunday kisses.

09/15/2025

Need to get your pet spayed/neutered? Here’s your chance to get your pet spayed/neutered for FREE!

CLAIM NOW — Friends of Animals, a nationwide animal advocacy organization, is gifting 50 free spay/neuter certificates to Raleigh residents.

Pet-owners interested in receiving a no cost spay-neuter certificate should call 1-800-321-PETS starting today Monday Sept 15 – Wednesday Sept 17.

Certificates are first come first serve. Claim a certificate that you will then bring to these 4 participating vets: Care First Animal Hospital, Complete Pet Care, Ansede Animal Hospital and Safe Haven for Cats.

09/01/2025

08/30/2025

Just one day left to get your $10 anniversary gift! Remember, it is never too early to book your holiday reservations. With limited availability, spots go fast!

08/16/2025

I want to preface this by saying that I’m naturally a very suspicious person. I tend to trust no one, and this is a general post, not directed at anyone in particular. These are just my personal opinions.

When you see someone post on social media looking for a “free” kitten with no other details, please DO NOT give them a kitten or help them find one. There are usually only two possibilities at play. One being naïve, the other potentially very disturbing.

Scenario #1: Lack of Financial Preparedness
This person may not realize that there is no such thing as a “free” kitten. Adoption fees typically cover the essentials like spaying/neutering and microchipping. You will incur these costs should you choose not to go through a traditional adoption process. Then, beyond that, cat ownership comes with 15–20 years of ongoing expenses like food, litter, toys, supplies, annual checkups, vaccines, medications, and more. None of this is free. It is quite the opposite, very expensive. If someone cannot afford an adoption fee, chances are they may also struggle to provide for the cat long-term. Helping them acquire a “free” kitten may only add to the cycle of “I need to rehome my cat” posts that flood these platforms.

Scenario #2: Malicious Intent
Unfortunately, there are also people who seek out free kittens to use as bait for dog fighting or other cruel purposes. They avoid shelters not only to sidestep fees, but also to avoid leaving a paper trail. If they were caught, kittens adopted from a shelter could be traced back to them as evidence. By handing over a kitten in these cases, you could unknowingly enable horrific abuse.

I know most people want to be helpful, but sometimes, being cautious is far more important than being accommodating.

08/03/2025

Time really does fly when you love what you do!