As the days grow warmer and spring blossoms, we enter what's affectionately known in the feline world as "kitten season." This period, typically spanning from March to October, sees a significant uptick in feline births. Why? Cats are seasonal breeders,...
Catalyst Pet believes health and sustainability should be practiced—and celebrated—every day of the year. In honor of a commitment to sustainability, we’re sharing the Ultimate Green Cat Guide, which includes all the ways pet owners can love on the planet and...
We’re back with another entry in our series where you meet the people behind Catalyst Pet and the cats who inspire their work every day! Next up: Angie, our Northeast Transportation Lead, and her trio of feline companions—Frankie, Kitten, and...
Meet Topper - a new addition to the Catalyst Meow-dels! Topper got his name because he has Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), which mean he can easily “topple” over. So, what exactly is CH, and how does it impact cats with this...
Her happiness and health are important to me. I use products that help keep her happy and healthy, which is why we love Catalyst Pet litter. The soft texture is gentle on her paws and the fact that it’s made from upcycled wood gives me peace of mind.
What exactly is "Trap-Neuter-Return" and how does it work?
Trap-neuter-return, also known as TNR, is considered the most effective and humane method for preventing overpopulation and, ultimately, the number of cats euthanized in America’s shelters.
Founded over 40 years ago by a group of people interested in preventing animal cruelty, the Humane Society of Shenandoah County’s (HSSC) volunteers are passionate about protecting the most vulnerable cats and dogs in the Virginia county and beyond. Because...
Knowing that they wanted to change the fate of homeless, abandoned, or abused animals, sisters Christie and Michelle Arlotta formed Karma Cat + Zen Dog Rescue Society in 2010. A volunteer-run organization based in Milltown, New Jersey, their mission is to...
When Austin Pets Alive! was founded in 1997, the city of Austin, Texas had an 87% kill-rate of companion animals. Local attorney James Collins and his then-wife Judy Ford saw the problem and started an all-volunteer advocacy group to help...
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