Pawsitive Pooches
Never, never be afraid to do what's right, especially if the well-being of a
person or animal is at stake.  ~ Dr. Martin Luther King
  • Home
  • Ferguson Animal Coalition
  • *IMPORTANT TIPS
    • How to Introduce a Cat to a Dog
    • How to Introduce a Dog to Another Dog
    • How to Introduce a Cat to a Cat
    • Bringing a New Dog Home
    • Taking It Slow With a New Rescue Dog
    • Hopper Stoppers for Fence Jumpers
  • Boredom Busters for Dogs
  • How to Help
    • So You Want to Adopt
    • Fostering, Sponsoring and Volunteering
    • Improving the Life of a Neighbor’s Dog
    • Getting a Dog Out of a Bad Situation
  • A Good Home
    • Home Checklist
  • Adoptathon Planning
  • Resources
    • Generic Forms
    • Emergency Clinics and Spay/Neuter Services
    • Dog Day Care Locations
    • Dog Behavior Trainers
    • Abuse, Legislation, and Law Enforcement
  • State and Local Laws
  • Happy Tails
  • About Us
  • Contact
  • THE RESCUE WORLD
  • Single Kitten Syndrome

LOVEY

8/31/2025

0 Comments

 
Picture
LOVEY...a plain ole' white stray cat who stole my heart.

We have RING cameras in front of our home and this little white stray began appearing very early in the mornings to feed with the local racoons and possums in the area. I never spotted her in the daylight, so after a time and with more regular visits from her, I decided to set my alarm to get out of bed at around 5 am, when she would come to our driveway area. 

I was in luck...I saw her in person but she was terrified and scampered off quickly every time she saw me. Weeks and weeks went by...with me patiently, sitting in our driveway with pj's on, waiting with a can of cat food in hand. And a yellow fine China plate. After about a month of early rises for me and waiting quietly, she began coming closer and closer, coming out from her hiding place that was near by. 

I will always remember the first time she let me touch her. I "felt" like a victorious champion for slowly but surely gaining her trust. So every day I continued to gain more and more of her trust, feeding her (in my pj's) at her preferred time of 5:30 am and than dusk time. It became so that every time I opened the garage, there she was, waiting. And she preferred me petting her while she ate. Petting stopped, her eating paused. She was obviously making up for love she had missed. 

I was finally able to scoop her into a cage, so we could get her to a vet. After getting X-rays done due to her tummy looking awfully large, unfortunately she was pregnant and too far along to spay. So she and now her adorable babies have been going through the process of weaning so that they are ready for forever homes. This one very plain ole' white stray cat became such an important little cat to me who is very dear to my heart. Looking forward to her many more chapters, living her best life. 



0 Comments

August 28th, 2025

8/28/2025

0 Comments

 
Picture
GUCCI. I became involved in the life of this poor dog through a lady in Berkeley, MO who had a pair of parakeets that she was selling on Next Door. Long story short, I saved her birds and found a nice home for them. She kept my number and reached out to me for help. Her niece had taken a dog in that her sister was giving away for free, due to her having no time for Gucci. 

The new owner who had just acquired this dog had never had a dog before and obviously needed help. 

After asking a friend of mine to help me, we went in person multiple times to try to teach her how to be a dog parent. We offered training sessions and treats, toys, a dog bed, leash, and collar, plus an ID tag. After a few months when I called to check on how things were going, she told me that she had surrendered her to the Humane Society, sadly, because she had no time or patience.  

Fortunately the Humane Society let me get her out, after they deemed her unadoptable. She was too broken from being handed off from person to person, never receiving any positivity in her whole life. No one had taken the time to teach her how to be unafraid. 

Fortunately a good friend of mine (and her dear husband) in rescue offered to foster this sweet girl, and had a wonderful friend who ended up adopting her. 

She is now living her very best life with her human sweet dad and her best friend, who happens to be a chicken. : - )

0 Comments
    Picture

    Archives

    September 2025
    August 2025
    July 2025
    October 2017
    January 2016
    February 2013

    Categories

    All

    RSS Feed

    Picture
    Picture


“Humanity's true moral test, its fundamental test…consists of its attitude towards those who are at its mercy: animals.”
~ Milan Kundera


“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” 
~ Margaret Mead

Picture


Website created by Dara Ashby/Amy Cates. Last updated October 24, 2025.