Post 10: Help! I Found a Kitten!
By Marisa Valent-Altland Last week we shared with you how to evaluate what to do with a cat found outdoors. This week we want to share what you should do …
Post Nine: Help! I Found a Cat Outdoors!
By Marisa Valent-Altland Many times, when a cat is found outdoors, a person’s first reaction is to jump into action immediately because they want to help. While this is a …
Post Eight: Local Lost and Found
By Marisa Valent-Altland Your community is an excellent resource when searching for a lost pet. Below are some resources for posting on Facebook about lost and found pets in our …
Post Seven: The Feline Connection Lost and Found
By Marisa Valent-Altland The Feline Connection wants every lost cat returned to their loving home. When one of our volunteers finds a cat or we are alerted to a lost …
Post Six: Caught in the Web: Lost Pet Websites
By Marisa Valent-Altland With so much of our world moving online, many people look to the internet when they are searching for a lost pet. There are some incredible sites …
Post Five: Lost but Quickly Found: How to Make the Best Lost Pet Poster
By Marisa Valent-Altland If you saw our last post on escaped cats, you know there’s a lot you can do to help your cat find their way home. While you’re …
Post Four: My Cat Escaped! Now What?
By Marisa Valent-Altland When an indoor cat escapes, a pet parent’s first response can be to panic. Keep in mind, though, that they don’t go very far for the first …
Post Three: ID, Please! Why Your Cat Should Have a Collar and ID
Just as we carry identification in our purses and wallets to help us navigate our human lives, an ID is imperative to a cat’s safety. With an ID collar, your cat has a better chance of safely and quickly returning home.
Post One: Return to Home Challenge with the Feline Connection
For the month of October, the Feline Connection will be participating in the Maddie’s Fund Return to Home Challenge for the chance to win a grant that supports our mission to improve the lives of homeless cats!