Sweet little Roku is the newest member of our diabetic crew, and she’s already stealing hearts.
Her diabetes is managed with an oral liquid medication once a day and a strict canned diet of Fancy Feast canned chicken patè.
Roku is curious, playful, and loves exploring her surroundings. But after every adventure, she eventually finds her way back to her favorite place…your lap.
Unlike some of our other diabetic kitties, Roku is comfortable with the idea of having feline roommates and could live with other cats with slow, proper introductions.
She’s a sweet girl who is ready to find someone who will look past her medical needs and see the loving, wonderful companion she truly is.
Not on the ballot. Still the best candidates in the valley.Every cat here is waiting on one family to walk in. Some have been waiting a while. They are allat the shelter on 9th Street South, and they are all ready today.Adopt from a partner shelter between September 18 and October 17 and Novel puts $100 toward theadoption fee. Cats Cradle Shelter is a partner shelter.Our adoptable cats are on our site, and available to be seen today from 12-4 at our open house. The election — four cities, four nominees, one Mayor of theRed River Valley — is at pets.buildwithnovel.com.#rrvpetelection...
A CAT-PROOFED HOME IS A CAT-SAFE HOMEA cat-proofed home is a cat-safe home whether your new pet is a newborn kitten or a fully- grown cat. Before that first front paw crosses your threshold for the first time, your home must be a health zone, not a hazard zone. Be especially attentive to the sensibilities of former “outside” cats, who may never have walked on wooden floors, carpets or tiles, or been exposed to so many unfamiliar sights before. Begin the process of cat-proofing by walking through your home, room by room, searching for things a kitten or cat might climb, knock over or pull down, and either secure, remove or store them. Keep all trashcans behind closed and latched doors and wastebaskets (covered if possible) out of sight. Ensure that all heating/air vents have covers. Snap specially designed plastic caps over electrical outlets. Tie electrical cords together and tuck them out of reach.Install childproof latches to keep inquisitive paws from prying open cabinet doors in kitchens and bathrooms, and ALWAYS keep toilet lids down. In bedrooms, keep all medications, lotions and cosmetics off accessible surfaces such as bedside tables. Store collections – from buttons and coins to marbles and potpourri – on high shelves, and keep breakables on low surfaces to a minimum.Most chemicals are hazardous to kittens and cats and should be replaced if possible with non-toxic products. A partial list includes: antifreeze, bleach, drain cleaner, household cleaners and detergents, glue, nail polish and polish remover, paint, varnish and sealants, pesticides and rat poison.Many indoor plants, however pretty, can prove poisonous to kittens and cats that are, by nature, explorers, climbers and lickers. A partial list of these plants includes: amaryllis, azaleas and rhododendrons, chrysanthemum, cyclamen, kalanchoe, lilies, oleander, peace lily, pothos, Sago palm, tulip and narcissus bulbs, and yew.Seemingly harmless “people” food can often be lethal for kittens and cats. These include alcoholic beverages, bones from fish or poultry, canned “people” tuna, chocolate, grapes and raisins, liver (in large amounts), macadamia nuts, milk, mushrooms, onions and garlic, potato, rhubarb and tomato leaves and stems, raw eggs and fish, and yeast dough.Although prevention is the key to your new pet’s wellbeing, accidents can and do happen. The truly protective pet parents are prepared pet parents and know to keep a list of vital numbers handy:Veterinarian24-hour veterinary emergency clinicASPCA Poison Control: 888-426-4435Pet Poison Help Line: 800-213-6680Hopefully, these are numbers you’ll never use. And as long as you remain vigilant, both you and your new, best furry friend can rest, assured. 🐾🐈⬛🐾🐈⬛🐾🐈⬛🐾Articles are written by Nomi Berger, an established author and journalist, living in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, who graciously volunteers her time and talent to help further our rescue efforts.#catsoftiktok#moorheadmn#fostercats#catsofinstagram#donatenow#donate#Fargo#fosteringsaveslives...
"What do you mean it's Monday?? What about the weekend? I'm tired." - Vaughn, probably.He also told me to remind you to come see him and his friends at Open House! Tuesdays 3-6PM and Saturdays 12-4PM at Cats Cradle, 9 Ninth St S, Fargo ND 58103#catscradle#fargo#adoptdontshop...
