US EditionKitten Season 2025: How You Can Help Overwhelmed Shelters
- Animal shelters across the U.S. Face a surge of fragile neonatal kittens during the spring and summer months in what is called kitten season 2025.
- This surge results from outdoor cats breeding more during warmer months, which overwhelms shelters that often lack time and resources for around-the-clock care.
- Many shelters encourage fostering as a critical solution, providing support for food, supplies, and medical costs to help kittens remain healthy until adoption.
- Programs like Hill's Food, Shelter & Love have contributed over $300 million in food to more than 1,000 North American shelters, while advocates like Hannah Shaw educate the public on fostering.
- The kitten season influx increases the need for foster homes and adopters to reduce shelter strain, which could improve kitten survival and help shelters manage capacity.
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The ReporterSolano offers fee-free adoptions for Adopt-a-Pet-Day
If you’re seeking a furry friend to fill that incessant void and brighten your life, look no further. California’s second annual Adopt-a-pet-Day, with adoption fees waived at over 150 participating shelters, is set for Saturday. With the help of grants provided by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, participating organizations are able to provide fee-free adoptions for those seeking a new critter for their loving home.…
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