It’s official: our longterm foster kitten Miette has been adopted! 🩷 I couldn’t be more proud of Miette. She completely embodies something I often say: “Our outlook determines their outcome.” Miette was originally abandoned in a park as a baby, unable to walk and coughing nonstop from illness. Some might look at a kitten like her and see hopelessness…but we only see hope! It took a few months to get this little medical marvel stable, mobile, and to a place where she was ready for her forever ho

45 uncut seconds with a kitten, with no trending audio to mask his little licking sounds, and no quick cuts to edit his moments of looking away, is probably the least engaging thing I could post in this zeitgeist. It isn’t attention grabbing, but it’s real. And call me old fashioned, but I just like and crave real. Did we always know the word “algorithm”? I honestly don’t remember having to think about it before. Now it rules whether your work is seen, whether your nonprofit is funded, whether y

Maxine loves her life here. She has dog friends, cat friends, oversized beds, furniture to climb…but one thing is missing. She has no kitten pals! In a few days, that’s all going to change for her, and I’m so excited. For now, every time she climbs under the couch I pretend that she’s going under there to see her imaginary friends. 🥲 I can’t wait for her to find out that other kittens exist! | Kitten Lady

Have you ever bottle fed a kitten? I’m curious to know how many people who follow me have! Let’s do a poll: If you’ve bottle fed a kitten, leave a 🐱 in the comments. If you’ve never bottle fed a kitten, but would like to learn, leave a 🤚 in the comments. If you have no interest in bottle feeding kittens, leave. JK JK JK! Sorry, I had to. Leave a 🚫 if bottle feeding isn’t for you! - If you answered 🤚, please join me on Wednesday evening (7-8:30 ET) for an online kitten bottle feeding class li