Work Blog

In my second day at Save A Purrfect Cat I did much of the same. At first I went and visited four cats in a room in the back, Emily, Gina, Molly, and Riley. These cats have been there every time I have volunteered. When I first visited they were only kittens. Save A Purrfect Cat only will adopt out if they feel that the cats are going to the right home with the right environment. That is the main reason the cats have been at the organization so long. Gina is one of the most energetic cats I have ever been around. She is also one of the most strange cats I have met. She loves to play with laser points and other toys. She does this strange thing when you play with toys with a sting attached to them. She bites the toy and tries to play tug-a-war like a dog (she is strangely strong). I Stayed with them for close to an hour before I left to another room. The room I decided to enter housed a mother and her kittens. There were four total kittens, three of them looked the same with himalayan c...

Over the summer I have been volunteering at a non profit organization named Save A Purrfect Cat. They take in cats around Houston and adopt them out. What makes them different is their dedication to find a good home for the cat's. they like to have multiple meetings with potential adopters to make sure they can care for the animal. They also make sure that the animals will be comfortable for example, if a family does not have another animal they would like if the family could take two cat's. I volunteered Sunday the sixteenth. Most of the work I did was to make sure the cat's felt comfortable in the adoption house. The volunteer's do this for the goal of adopting the cats out faster. For instance, The more comfortable a cat feels the faster a family would potentially adopt them. A lot of the cats they adopt out are cats that are older or have a lot of health problems. For example one cat named Bogart was put in their care by a family who could no longer care for him. H...