Adorable rescue cats awaiting adoption streaming live! To make a donation click here: http://www.carolines-kids.org/ Subscribe to The Pet Collective: http://bit.ly/tpcsub Website: http://www.thepetcollective.tv Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/thepetcollective Twitter: https://twitter.com/petcollectiveTV Tumblr: http://thepetcollective.tumblr.com Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/petcollectivetv/ Google+: http://gplus.to/thepetcollective Links to our live cams: Tiger Cub Cam http://www.tigercam.us (LIVE NOW) Bald Eagle Cam http://www.baldeaglecam.us (LIVE NOW) Mini Horse Cam http://www.minihorsecam.us (LIVE NOW) Labrador Retriever Cam http://www.labradorcam.us (LIVE NOW) Bulldog Cam http://www.bulldog.us (LIVE NOW) Kitten Room Cam http://www.kittenroom.us (LIVE NOW) Carolines Kids Cam http://www.carolineskidscam.us (LIVE NOW) Kitten Cam http://www.kittencam.us (LIVE NOW) Schnauzer Cam http://www.schnauzercam.us (LIVE NOW) Kitty Cam http://www.kittycam.us (LIVE NOW) Corgi Cam http://www.corgicam.us Husky Cam http://www.huskycam.us Yorkie Cam http://www.yorkiecam.us FAQs: Q. What is the weekly calendar of events? A: the calendar of events is 7-7:30 am morning feeding, 2-2:30 am afternoon feeding, 1:30 storytime with Ellen Tues thru Friday and 1:30 Friday boxes open with Judie. Bubbles and playtime throughout the day; Q: What kinds of cats are at Caroline's Kids Pet Rescue? A: Caroline's Kids cares for older and special needs cats, those who are considered to be unadoptable by traditional humane societies. We care for medical issues, behavioral issues. we care for FIV and Felv cats and ferals. Senior cats and FIV/Felv are our specialty. No one should die because they are old or not wanted, sick or not so nice looking. these are the little ones we promise to love and care for the rest of their life. Our Love for Life program allows people to make provisions for their cats for the time they can no longer care for them, this is a very unique program. Q. Who is Caroline? A: Caroline was a special needs older cat that Tom, my husband, and I met on a trip out West in 1999. we volunteered at a sanctuary there and he fell in love with Caroline and she with him. When we returned home with her photo we knew there was no where here in Ohio to care for cats like Caroline. She passed over the Rainbow Bridge 5 weeks after we left so we founded Caroline's Kids ( AKA furkids) in her memory. the Southern Utah news did a story on us as we all felt her mission was accomplished in finding us to carry on her mission to help others. she had lived there 10 years and I guess timing was everything as it is said. Q: How many cats are at Caroline's Kids Pet Rescue? A: currently we house 280 cats. that number fluctuates up and down a slight bit. Q: How can I help Caroline's Kids Pet Rescue? I want to donate beds and some food. A: we are always always in need of monetary donations to help pay monthly expenses of $25,000. Veterinary bills are huge as we see vets daily and pay what everyone else does so for all the cats imagine the cost. the expenses of canned food and scoopable litter are also huge. we do have all the beds and linens and towels we can use but Friskies dry food, Friskies canned food and scoopable litter are desperately needed. Q: What if I'm interested in adding one of these kittens or cats to my family? A: We are a sanctuary for life and we make a life long commitment of care to our cats due to their medical or behavioral issues. But if someone does want to adopt an adoptable cat they will have a phone interview with me first, then a visit to the sanctuary to see the cats, fill out an application and once references are checked and the adoption committee reviews the ap, it can be approved or rejected, the applicant would then adopt the cat with a $75.00 adoption fee and a contract. All cats adopted must be returned to us if for any reason at any time they can not be kept. Q: Is there a vet to keep an eye on the cats? A: we have an on site clinic for minor care but our cats travel daily if needed to a nearby vet who never refuses to see up promptly. Q: Where are these cats located? A: they live in a nearly century old home modified just for them and their needs. Each room is dedicated to a special type of cat. adoptable.. 10+... feral... FIV...Felv...behavior issues. Q: These cats look like they are is someones home and kitchen? Is that true? How do you cook with a cat in your sink? A: this is their home and we are visitors to their home, there to care for only them. no cooking is done there.

• published: 30 Aug 2013
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