Animal Holidays for June
June is:
Adopt a Shelter Cat Month
Adopt a Cat Month
National Foster a Pet Month
National Pet Preparedness Month
National Microchipping Month
Pet Appreciation Week, 1st week in June
Animal Rights Awareness Week, mid-month
Take Your Pet to Work week: June 22-26
June 4 - Hug Your Cat Day
June 8 - Best Friends Day
June 9 - World Pet Memorial Day
June 19 - National Garfield the Cat Day
June 24 - Cat World Domination Day
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Helpful Links
In many areas, visiting a veterinarian isn't as convenient as it used to be. If you find you can't get in for non-emergency care, you may find this video helpful when you must give your precious kitties certain treatments they might need. How to medicate your cat: https://www.youtube.com/embed/fe5jbsNDAGE~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Did You Know?Between 30%-50% of cats lack the gene that makes them react to catnip. If your cat does possess the gene, it expresses itself between 3-6 months of age; a kitten any younger will show no signs, one way or the other. Thanks to Paul DeCeglie for suggesting the addition of this column. If you have any questions, feel free to submit them and we'll be happy to answer them.
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The Kitty Times Has Moved!
I just relocated from Nebraska to Arizona last month, but just as I wished you a smoth transition with no glitches, my life has had to navigate a few of them anyway. It still should not affect you, however. Here's the usual newsletter, with the latest articles I could find.
Best Music For Cats
Through my years of rescuing cats and transporting them to various destinations... the shelter, the veterinarian, a new home, etc. ... I discovered the best music to play on the radio was classical. However, now that the subject has been studied a bit, there has been some interesting music specifically composed for cats. I haven't had an opportunity to test this out myself, so if you have time to check out the sample played at the link below, let me know how your cat reacted. Mine still enjoy classical so far.
https://www.treehugger.com/pets/music-calms-cats-best-study-finds.html
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Photo of the day
These cats appear to be observing "social distancing" protocols:
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CDC Guidelines to keep your pets safe from COVID-19(How worried about this should you be? Sorry for the repeat.) As of now, the CDC says there is “no evidence” that pets play a role in spreading COVID-19 in the U.S. However, the agency acknowledges there’s a lot that scientists still don’t know at the moment. “Further studies are needed to understand if and how different animals, including pets, could be affected,” the guidelines say. https://news.yahoo.com/keep-pet-safe-coronavirus-cdc-issues-new-guidelines-191209044.html(Thanks to Paul DeCeglie for sending in this timely and helpful article.)
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