Musical cats, verse #3: Fundraising and frippery
Cats (feline) are not the only cats (hep) to have moved in our recent mass of motion. We have been hustling humans all about the sanctuary, too.
Planet Lars
Editor’s note: As you may have heard, Big Giant Things are afoot at Tabby’s Place this May. More on such Things, Big and Giant, in an upcoming post. In the meantime, however, one (physically) small (spiritual) giant begs his tale be told. The rumors are true: Lars is still in the land of the living.
Guest Post: Forever Loved: Sweet Pea
Editor’s note: treasured volunteer Tara was “supposed to” share Sweet Pea’s stories for a good, long time. Sweetness was supposed to linger. But when things don’t go to plan, love still sings its song. Thanks to Tara for writing this all-too-soon tribute.
Musical cats, verse #2: The kitten room, except when it isn’t
So our suite for shy cats contains cats who are shy, except for the fact they aren’t anymore. Our Adoption Rooms are still technically called Adoption Rooms, even though they aren’t rooms for adoption. So are you really surprised that our sparkly new, specially designated Kitten Room contains precisely 0.000 kittens?
Musical cats, verse #1: The shy room, except when it isn’t
Plug in your earphones, compadres. It’s time to dance to the music…al cats.
Volunteer Appreciation Guest Post #4: Lynn
Here’s a secret. Volunteer Appreciation Week at Tabby’s Place is a neverending affair.
Volunteer Appreciation Guest Post #3: Sarah
What’s that you say? Volunteer Appreciation Week — and its guest posts from our phenomenal vols — didn’t last long enough for you?
Epilogues: April 2017
April, sweet April, T.S. Eliot had you all wrong. You’re not the cruellest month. You’re not trying to show us fear in a handful of dust.
Mixed and mingled
First and foremost: tra-la. It’s May. And, truth be told, “tra-la” is just about the most complex reasoning we’re capable of right now.
Volunteer Appreciation Week Guest Post #2: Larry
We continue Volunteer Appreciation Week with a missive from one of our most favorite humans: volunteer Larry.