Showing posts with label Adopt a Shelter Cat Month. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adopt a Shelter Cat Month. Show all posts

May 31, 2026

Yippie! Its June!

 Can you believe its June!?

My but time is flying by! 


 June is all about us cats! 
This Month

Adopt a Cat Month

 Adopt a Shelter Cat Month 

Foster a Shelter Cat Month

 

Adopt a cat Month is annually in June, which coincides with "kitten season"—the peak time of year when shelters see an influx of newborn litters. It’s the perfect time to give a rescue cat a forever home, as many shelters offer promotional adoption events. Mom says we don't need more cats, but this guy sure wanted to come home with us!


 Mom is not as busy as she was last Month so we are expecting to comment and visit our furrends (and Post!)! Yippie!
 

 

Jun 1, 2025

June has ARRIVED!

Can you believe we are entering our second year of doing the badges? 

It has been a whole lot of fun! I am sure glad the others on the team (Terry, Sierra and Ann) are so adept at spotting typos (and other errors). They make us (Marvelous Marv and Mom Barb) look good! Thank YOU TEAM!


Here are all the June 2025 Badges that are available on the Catblogosphere. They have been downsized to 300x300 pixels for you. Feel free to grab them for your blog. To save the individual images to your computer, right-click and choose save image as. The save as dialog will open and you can chose where you want the image to reside. Alternatively, you can email me (nellieontheedge  @ gmail . com) and I will email the badge you want to you!

Have we missed an event or special Day or Week or a Month Cause? Let us know by email
( nellieontheedge  @ gmail . com ) and we will add it and create it for you!


Adopt a Cat, Adopt a Shelter Cat and Foster a Cat Month

Pet Appreciation Week June 1-7, 2025

 

 The summer forecast at all shelters is cats, cats and more cats! Wednesday, June 1, not only kicks off Adopt a Shelter Cat Month—it is also at the height of kitten season! Shelters are preparing for a massive influx of homeless and newborn cats. And they hope to find homes for them all. If you can't adopt and you want to make a difference for cats this critical time of year, here are some ways you can get involved:
1 Fundraise - Local Shelters always need funds. Many animals rescued need medical help, food needs to be purchased and rent needs to be paid. Fundraising is so important to help your local shelter.
2. Adopt - If you can, You can make a major difference this season by adopting a new feline friend.
3. Come to their rescue. If you can't adopt, can you foster? Donate some time to their care and feeding at the local shelter? There are so many ways.
4. Donate - Kitten season is one of the most dangerous times of year for homeless cats and kittens. During this season, resources like food, money and space are stretched to the brink. Your donation today can support efforts to curb kitten season and find a home for every animal. 

We will be donating to our local shelter - Boundary Helping Hands.