Cats & Caffeine - Our Ideal Bottle Feeding Kitten Fosters & What "Saving a Life" When You Rescue Really Means - a podcast by Gremi (Grace Clinton & Emi Griess)

Welcome back to Pawfee Podcats! In this episode your hosts Gremi explore the ideal traits of neonatal kitten fosters - those who help bottle feed orphaned baby kittens without moms every 2-3 hours. It's a tough job, but somebody's gotta do it! Could that somebody be you? Listen to this episode to find out if it's a fit for your lifestyle. If not, there is probably another type of pet you could foster or maybe volunteering at the shelter is your calling. There is *always* a way to help homeless pets in need.

As usual, we step back and look at some bigger picture topics within the animal welfare world in this episode - terms like kill vs. no kill shelter and what it really means when you hear you're saving a life when you adopt a shelter pet. You're not necessarily snatching them from the jaws of peril as you walk out the door on their Gotcha Day, but you're making a positive difference in the butterfly effect that is an entire shelter's population of animals! Thank you!

We hope you learn something new and interesting in this episode about animal welfare. Please send us your feedback, comments, stories, and questions at emig@hhhstopeka.org or gracec@hhhstopeka.org. Thanks for listening!

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