The time is now to clear the animal shelters:
Tuesday, August 11, 2020
Tuesday, August 4, 2020
Cat Bible Lesson
1 Oh, the joys of those who do not follow the advice of the wicked, or stand around with sinners, or join in with mockers.
2 But they delight in the law of the LORD, meditating on it day and night.
3 They are like trees planted along the riverbank, bearing fruit each season. Their leaves never wither, and they prosper in all they do.
4 But not the wicked! They are like worthless chaff, scattered by the wind.
5 They will be condemned at the time of judgment. Sinners will have no place among the godly.
6 For the LORD watches over the path of the godly, but the path of the wicked leads to destruction.
Thursday, July 30, 2020
Big Cat Rescue Stories
Today, we are learning about Big Cat Rescues.
Learn more and "see more" online at this link.
To read about more Cat Tales, see my book of real stories of rescue pets @ https://www.amazon.com/Cat-Tales-Teresa-J-Herbic/dp/1620202158
Picture Compliments: Pixabay
Learn more and "see more" online at this link.
To read about more Cat Tales, see my book of real stories of rescue pets @ https://www.amazon.com/Cat-Tales-Teresa-J-Herbic/dp/1620202158
Picture Compliments: Pixabay
Friday, July 24, 2020
Cat Stories for Kids: Meet Lolli
My name is Lollipop, but people call me Lolli. I’m a black
and brown Toyger cat, wearing a leopard body.
Life for me began in a midwestern town. I lived my first
years there in a no-kill animal shelter. I’m glad the shelter
cared about me and other animals, keeping me alive, well fed,
and loved.
Constant hope flowed inside me. I knew
someday something great would happen!
One day, the shelter manager placed me into a pet travel
carrier.
A few other furry friends came along, too. I couldn’t
tell where we headed, but I felt peaceful—everything would
turn out remarkably.
Along the way, I heard someone say, “We’re moving to
a pet store in the city.”
I thought, that sounded terrific!
Some of the scaredy cats scratched and clawed at the
doors of their cages. A few hissed and meowed in loud
commotion. I didn’t want to cause any grief, so I kept quiet,
trusting in my Heavenly Father.
We arrived shortly thereafter. The shelter manager conveyed
her love for us, and a desire for all of us to be adopted.
Next, they put us in a storefront together; however, in separate
cages.
My dwelling included a bright green rug, a generous
food dish, and a water bowl. Two pleasant ladies and a gentle
guy took care of me. They retrieved us at night to play
with, and pet, us. I seemed to get extra attention because I
kept things uncomplicated and peaceful.
Days went by, even weeks. I couldn’t tell how long I
had been there. Although countless people viewed me and
tapped on the front glass, no one adopted me. I still had this
confident belief inside me God would find a way.
One day around Christmas time, a family arrived that
had two adopted children. I immediately felt drawn to the
daughter. They kept calling her Mei Mei. She stood at my
area for an extensive period. She looked at me constantly:
talking, reassuring, and providing smiles. I wanted so badly
to leave with her right then. Yet, I knew I must keep calm.
Finally, Mei Mei resolved to ask her parents about
adoption. I heard her tell them, “Lolli is all I ever want for
Christmas!” See more about Lolli's story at Lolli's video.
and brown Toyger cat, wearing a leopard body.
Life for me began in a midwestern town. I lived my first
years there in a no-kill animal shelter. I’m glad the shelter
cared about me and other animals, keeping me alive, well fed,
and loved.
Constant hope flowed inside me. I knew
someday something great would happen!
One day, the shelter manager placed me into a pet travel
carrier.
A few other furry friends came along, too. I couldn’t
tell where we headed, but I felt peaceful—everything would
turn out remarkably.
Along the way, I heard someone say, “We’re moving to
a pet store in the city.”
I thought, that sounded terrific!
Some of the scaredy cats scratched and clawed at the
doors of their cages. A few hissed and meowed in loud
commotion. I didn’t want to cause any grief, so I kept quiet,
trusting in my Heavenly Father.
We arrived shortly thereafter. The shelter manager conveyed
her love for us, and a desire for all of us to be adopted.
Next, they put us in a storefront together; however, in separate
cages.
My dwelling included a bright green rug, a generous
food dish, and a water bowl. Two pleasant ladies and a gentle
guy took care of me. They retrieved us at night to play
with, and pet, us. I seemed to get extra attention because I
kept things uncomplicated and peaceful.
Days went by, even weeks. I couldn’t tell how long I
had been there. Although countless people viewed me and
tapped on the front glass, no one adopted me. I still had this
confident belief inside me God would find a way.
One day around Christmas time, a family arrived that
had two adopted children. I immediately felt drawn to the
daughter. They kept calling her Mei Mei. She stood at my
area for an extensive period. She looked at me constantly:
talking, reassuring, and providing smiles. I wanted so badly
to leave with her right then. Yet, I knew I must keep calm.
Finally, Mei Mei resolved to ask her parents about
adoption. I heard her tell them, “Lolli is all I ever want for
Christmas!” See more about Lolli's story at Lolli's video.
Saturday, February 15, 2020
Missing Dakota
The Face of an Angel
The face of an Angel,
The heart of a lion,
The affection of a child,
The blessing of royalty,
The hope for seeing
You again tomorrow,
in Heaven!
All Our Love to You,
Sweetest Boy!
We miss you,
Dakota!
Saturday, December 7, 2019
God Bless Lolli!
2004 - 2019
Lollipop Herbic
What an angel she was,
What an angel she is,
Our precious little kitty,
God rest your soul in Heaven!
May you always know you are loved for always, Beautiful One!
Thursday, January 4, 2018
Cheetah Gives Birth at St. Louis Zoo to Eight Precious Ones
https://www.yahoo.com/news/m/d0f56dc7-387b-3497-b696-a778901bfcec/ss_cheetah-gives-birth-to-eight.html?soc_src=mail&soc_trk=ma
In a first for the Saint Louis Zoo and apparently the whole North American zoo community, a cheetah has given birth to a litter of eight healthy cubs, the zoo announced Wednesday. Four-year-old mom Bingwa has her paws full caring for the three males and five females behind the scenes at the zoo’s River’s Edge Cheetah Breeding Center after giving birth Nov. 26. “In over 430 litters documented by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), this is the first time a female cheetah has produced and reared on her own a litter of eight cubs at a zoo,” the animal park said. “The average litter size is three to four cubs.” It will be several months before the family goes on public display. More at https://www.yahoo.com/news/m/d0f56dc7-387b-3497-b696-a778901bfcec/ss_cheetah-gives-birth-to-eight.html?soc_src=mail&soc_trk=maE
In a first for the Saint Louis Zoo and apparently the whole North American zoo community, a cheetah has given birth to a litter of eight healthy cubs, the zoo announced Wednesday. Four-year-old mom Bingwa has her paws full caring for the three males and five females behind the scenes at the zoo’s River’s Edge Cheetah Breeding Center after giving birth Nov. 26. “In over 430 litters documented by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), this is the first time a female cheetah has produced and reared on her own a litter of eight cubs at a zoo,” the animal park said. “The average litter size is three to four cubs.” It will be several months before the family goes on public display. More at https://www.yahoo.com/news/m/d0f56dc7-387b-3497-b696-a778901bfcec/ss_cheetah-gives-birth-to-eight.html?soc_src=mail&soc_trk=maE
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