Health
From Pool Noodles to Sibling Rules: Lala's Unorthodox Road to Adoption
A misdiagnosed head sway led Lala to a foster-based rescue, where feeding trials paired elevated bowls with pool noodles. Her adoption required a sibling and no high-prey dogs—and her foster parents had the final say. This is how one kitten thrived.
Need
Fostering
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Health
From Pool Noodles to Sibling Rules: Lala's Unorthodox Road to Adoption
A misdiagnosed head sway led Lala to a foster-based rescue, where feeding trials paired elevated bowls with pool noodles. Her adoption required a sibling and no high-prey dogs—and her foster parents had the final say. This is how one kitten thrived.
Rescue
Two Kittens Are Easier Than One — and Other Truths From a One-Woman Rescue
LA rescue founder Devin explains why fostering beats adopting, why black cats still wait longer, and what 'no kill' really means.