The weather is warming up, and we know what that means… kitten season! Kitten season is what we call the time of year when most kittens are born, typically from early spring through late fall. As the weather warms up and days get longer, unspayed cats begin having litters, and shelters see a huge increase in kittens coming through their doors. 

Have you been considering bringing a bunny home but aren’t sure what it will be like? Learn the basics of bunny care, with some insight from one of our fosters.

Cats are often seen as independent pets, content to nap the day away and entertain themselves. But in reality, many cats form deep, meaningful bonds with their people and thrive on routine, interaction, and a sense of security. When that bond is disrupted, like when you leave for work or travel, some cats can experience stress or anxiety. This doesn’t always look obvious at first. Instead, it may show up through changes in behavior, mood, or daily habits. Understanding what separation anxiety looks like in cats is the first step toward helping them feel safe, comfortable, and supported, even when you’re not home.

When you picture an animal shelter, what do you think of? Likely, you’re picturing what most of us do: a building full of kennels where animals are waiting to be adopted. While that’s definitely part of the story, many animals spend part of their journey somewhere else entirely: in a foster home.