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Broken Hearts – The Loss of Love

By on Jan 6, 2014 in Animal Adoption | 2 comments

Have you ever had a broken heart? Felt rejected? Confused? Have you ever been in a relationship where you felt totally in-love, safe, and that it was forever? You felt that the two of you were meant to be and you just couldn’t spend enough time with him or her, right? You were loyal, affectionate, and demonstrated your love everyday….. Then without warning, you suddenly were cast aside for any number of reasons. “It just wasn’t working out.” “I want my space.” “I’m moving away.” “You’re too needy.” Etc. You get the idea, and the resulting shock and heartache is almost unbearable. You think it over and rethink it, yet it makes no sense.   Well, now go into the mind of an innocent animal that felt true devotion to someone, and maybe a family of someones to only be cast aside one day. They can’t think...

Rescued Animal Tails Creation

By on Dec 31, 2013 in Animal Adoption, Personal Stories | 0 comments

This is an interview of [me], Heidi L. Schlatter, talking about my own rescued kitties and the purpose behind developing the Rescued Animal Tails.

My Kitty Babies

By on Dec 20, 2013 in Animal Adoption, Personal Stories | 0 comments

Well, I can’t do blog posts and not talk about my furry kids. I mentioned Pudge in one blog related to his teeth, and also Merlin on my ‘About’ page. I haven’t yet taken the time to tell you a little about them really, so I will try to do so now. I can’t neglect the two main characters from my book – Merlin, The Cat Who Thought He Wasn’t! I had seen Pudge on www.Petfinder.com as I was searching for just the right kitty to adopt and bring into my home. I had always been a bit partial to orange cats so while looking daily at many kitties, I came across little Pudgie’s picture and though he had a lot more white on him than I was looking for, I found myself returning to his page over and over again. I made arrangements with Lisa Shackett from Mary’s Kitty Korner to meet Pudge, so my mom and I were off to see if we’d be taking him...

“They Have Fur”……

By on Dec 16, 2013 in Animal Health & Safety | 2 comments

It’s been ridiculously cold all across the country, especially for December. Anyone who has stepped outside in it ranging from the teens to below zero should know how painful severely cold weather can feel. Adding coats, gloves, hats, and even scarves helps us to not freeze suddenly, but one doesn’t have to stay out long to feel the impact of such temperatures. I really am frustrated when I mention the extra care needed for our pets in the cold weather, and the response given to me is so frequently that “they have fur” and are built to withstand the cold weather. If an animal lives primarily indoors with their human family, they too are experiencing the comfort of a heated atmosphere. Within that environment, an animal’s body won’t grow a full winter coat as it’s not necessary, and most indoor pets grow a very slight amount of extra fur for the...

Sandy Had a Past

By on Dec 15, 2013 in Personal Stories | 2 comments

Sandy was a dog my grandparents adopted from the humane society many years ago. My brother and I were still kids and he was wonderful with us as he was with all the people he met. But Sandy had a past that none of us could ever know about and that past influenced what kind of pooch he would become. He was very playful and had a good nature about him. He probably weighed all of 30 pounds, but the little dickens would regularly uproot his tether anchor, or once even pulled a long 4″ X 4″ board from the porch structure,  and dragged it across the street to see the cows when he noticed they were out! He learned many words and tricks of all types. My grandmother often joked that he must have been a circus dog. He surely would have had a grand stage presence! He looked  like he was smiling or laughing most of the time and loved showing off his beautiful “feathers” on...