Last month I brought you the first installment of a series of posts by Tina Traster, Producer and Director of the documentary film Catnip Nation. This month Tina tells us about a lawsuit that could have a devastating long term effect on feral cat colonies. Thankfully, Alley Cat Allies is involved in the case and hopefully it will have a positive outcome. It saddens me that this is happening so close to my home. Please tell us your thoughts in the comments below and let's get this conversation started. I'm also asking you to please share this post on social media to bring attention to what's happening on Jones Beach. There are still a few days left to help out Catnip Nation on their Seed and Spark campaign. Let's help them spread the word about the importance of advocating for feral cats. And don't forget to come back in July to read Tina's next update. Dawn
Cats Versus The Birds on Jones Beach
Hello all, from the Catnip Nation team. You may remember reading about our documentary project a month ago on this blog.We’re planning on keeping you updated on a monthly basis on our project, and to give you an inside peek into the stories we are following. Catnip Nation is a documentary that tells the stories of a handful of unsung and unseen heroes who care for ferals, and the adversity they come up against. Ultimately, we will use the film to advocate for laws for TNR, and to stimulate a national conversation so people who do this incredible work can come out from the shadows.
Hello, everyone. This is Lexy checking in, and I’ve got a great catnip toy to tell you about. Not long ago, Lola and I won a giveaway over at Layla’s Woof for Kitty Kick Stix toys. After looking at our blog the nice folks at Kitty Kick Stix contacted us and asked if we’d like to do a review. How could a catnip connoisseur like me pass up this opportunity?
Hello and Happy Tuesday! I have a very old post to share with you today. How old is it, you ask? Well.... it was way before we even had a blog! This little post goes all the way back to 2011 when we were only on Facebook. I hope you like it! April 26, 2011: Lexy and I still aren't best friends (as you all know), but Mommy says we tolerate each other and that's OK. We have had a few special moments, which I wanted to re-cap for you!
To be honest, Lexy and I didn't get along very well back then. Will would come over and cat sit when Mommy had school (she was in massage school way back then), and when she went somewhere she didn't stay out very long. Wow! Sometimes it's even hard to remember those times. Today Lexy and I still aren't cuddly friends, but we respect each other and Mommy can go out and not worry. Do all of your pets get along? Lola
Hello and Happy Thursday! Do you know what the month of June is designated as? Go ahead, take a guess… OK, never mind, I’ll just tell you. June is Adopt-A-Cat Month! Now, since Lexy and I are adopted cats, we couldn’t miss discussing this important topic with you.
Hello, everyone. This is Lexy checking in with another installment of The Year of the Cat sponsored by Wellness. Even though Lola and I are mature cats (at seven and nine years old, respectively), we are still both spry as kittens. Mother wants us to stay healthy and active while Lola and I want to be happy with delicious food to eat. Lucky for us Wellness® Complete Health™ suits all our needs.
Hello, and Happy Thursday! Today I'm going back to May of 2011. All of a sudden, one night, I became interested in the floor vase. It as kinda fun! We still have that vase, but there are boring leaves in there now. Who wants to play with fake leaves?
If you can't see it, you can watch it on YouTube here. I hope you enjoyed my flashback today.
Hi, I'm Lola! I went from dumpster kitty to princess and I lived the best life ever! I made my journey to the Rainbow Bridge on 1/16/24. I was always passionate about rescue and animal welfare and giving all animals the best life they deserve. I was an author, too! You can buy a copy of my book below. My sister, Lexy, and my Mom continue the blog. Welcome!
