Pam is the author of a number of award-winning and critically acclaimed books. And finally, we've revamped our web site to make it more informative, more attractive and easier to use. In this issue we're focusing on cats in need. People turn them out, leave them behind, let them get lost, can't be bothered to spay and neuter them. People still think cats are half wild and can just take care of themselves.
People leave loving, needy cats on their own to search for homes.
As irresponsible as some people can be, other people are cat angels. They take in cats, organize and volunteer at shelters, work with scared and sick cats, foster homeless cats and raise money to help cats. You'll find some suggestions in this issue. When I hear about someone who simply moved away and left their cat behind, or left a box of kittens in a parking lot at the mall, I thank heavens for you, our readers, because I know you all have spoiled, happy cats curled up next to you on the couch. Hug your kitties and remind yourself, as I often do, that it's not all bad news.