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We generally know when a cat is hungry, curious, playful, yearning, tired and scared - but what does a flick of the tail mean, or an arching of the back?

For many cat owners, keeping their pets indoors is a wise decision that spares their cats from the many risks of being allowed to roam outdoors.

When you take a cat into your home, whether it's a tiny playful kitten or fully grown independent adult, there are several things you will need to provide for him or her.

Does your cat scratch furniture, bite the hand that feeds and pets, or mark their territory by spraying urine indoors?

Since cats usually make such great moms, they don’t abandon their kittens without a good reason

Expecting to bring a baby home to join your family? There are a lot of things you need to do when getting your home ready for a baby but your pet shouldn’t be overlooked in this...

No matter if your cats are exclusively indoor or outdoor cats there may be times you will want or need to keep them confined with a leash.

Toilet training your cat is not difficult to do. It only requires some time, patience, and the right tools.

Rescue Rebuild, along with a sponsorship from Hartz, helped the Warren County Humane Society shelter expand its number of play areas for dogs and cats this past July.

Thanks to Rescue Rebuild® and some financial support from Hartz®, the Lost Our Home Pet Rescue received a makeover of five cat rooms in September, 2021.