Mew Mew Crew

10/15/2026

Cat toys!

10/13/2026

My fosters

10/12/2026

Y’all the cats IMMEDIATELY came to the beds we brought!
Elephant was sleeping in her litter box-but not any more!
Thank you to Korey Moore, Patience, Tabitha, Cynthia and a few more that it won’t let me tag for providing beds for these cats at Pet Supplies Plus - Florence, Al!
They love them!

10/12/2026

Pet Supply Plus beds!

10/10/2026

Update on the house fire cats.
Here is the shelter wishlist!

Check out this Gift List I just created. https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/249KXMO28424V?ref_=cm_sw_r_apin_ggr-subnav-share_CVBKYRR4AG4EJJBHSYQA&language=en-US

10/10/2026

At the shelter with the fire cats

10/02/2026

Friends. Many of you know about my foster kittens from Florence Lauderdale Animal Services. Most of you don’t know that I also provide beds for the adoptable kittens at pet supply plus, wash them, and keep up with them.
Well we are in need of new beds. I found these beds and they are $6.31 with tax. If anyone could buy them off the wishlist that would be great. The pet store has 8 cages, I would like double that so they have replacements if they get dirty or swap out cats. If there are more than 16 ordered I would love to add some to the cages at the shelter.
If you don’t want to buy from the list, you can Venmo or Cash App me! Let’s get these cats/kittens a soft spot to lay instead of the cold metal cages!
Venmo-BrittHill0289 (4080)
Cashapp-$brittanydhill1

09/30/2026

New baby alert‼️

09/24/2026

How wonderful!

Kittens are the animals least likely to leave a shelter alive. Not because their medicine is impossible — but because almost no one was taught it. 🐾💙

Stacy sits down with Jordyn Purpura, a final-year veterinary student and twelve-year neonatal foster parent, to talk about one of the most consequential gaps in animal welfare: almost nothing in veterinary education begins before eight weeks of age.

Jordyn has experienced this gap from every angle — as a foster parent hearing "there isn't much we can do," as a shelter worker placing bottle babies, and as the person sometimes present for their euthanasia when no foster could be found. For a long time, there was a defensible reason to accept this gap: it didn't matter what a vet was willing to prescribe if there was nobody to take that kitten home and feed it every two hours.

But that excuse, he argues, has quietly expired. Foster networks have grown. Nurseries have opened. Funding has followed. What hasn't caught up is the reflex — too small for blood work, too small for imaging, too small for a medication that was never labeled for a body this size.

That reflex has a body count. And Jordyn is doing something about it. 💙

🎧 Listen now: https://youtu.be/PhPtEbIrXf4?si=lm5SwijSo3jLJL2a

08/21/2026