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04/12/2026

A laundromat in Albuquerque finally solved a mystery that's been frustrating customers for months. Missing socks. Not from the wash - from the dryer.

Staff pulled the machines out last week and found 19 socks. Bandit was sitting on top of the pile. Bandit has shown no remorse and staff say he's already rebuilding his collection.

04/12/2026

📞 Meet Lee Beaumont from Leeds, a man who got creative with spam calls.

Fed up with endless cold callers, he set up a premium-rate phone number that charged callers 10p per minute. Every time a telemarketer rang, a portion of the fee went straight to him.

He turned annoyance into a small income stream, proving that sometimes thinking outside the box pays off, literally.

It’s clever, cheeky, and a reminder that persistence and creativity can turn problems into opportunities.

04/12/2026

Help Fund the Future of 24 Pups!!

We need to raise $1200 to send 24 pups to Michigan and Minnesota in the next 5 days.

If 50 people will donate $24 all of the selected pups will have a ticket for their furever future.

Please donate today on this post or one of the following:

Website: ucapsshelter.org
CashApp: terrafarm
Venmo: ucapssaveslives

04/12/2026

Happy National Pet Day! From the Upstate to the mountains, our pets are family. Who are you celebrating today?

04/11/2026

04/11/2026

It's National Pet Day - show those four-foots some love today!

04/11/2026

A cozy foyer that sets the tone for your entire home 💫🚪

04/10/2026

Most people don’t think about what’s on their plate. It’s just dinner. It’s just normal. That’s how we were raised.

But sometimes a simple thought changes everything. Not loud. Not aggressive. Just honest.

Woody Harrelson said he doesn’t want to look at dead animal body parts while he’s eating. And once you hear it like that, it hits different.

Because it’s true. We’ve learned to rename things so they feel easier. Beef instead of cow. Pork instead of pig. Nuggets instead of chicken. The language creates distance so we don’t have to think too hard.

But the reality never changed. It’s just hidden.

For some people, that moment of seeing things clearly is enough. Not overnight. Not perfect. Just a shift. One meal. One choice. One small step.

You don’t have to label yourself anything. You don’t have to go all in today. Just be honest with what you see. That’s where change starts.

And once you see it, it’s hard to unsee it.

04/10/2026

From Brooklyn Cat Cafe

There's something for everyone at Brooklyn Cat Cafe!

Check out some upcoming Brooklyn Cat Cafe programming happening soon, and we've got more fun things to come!

TOMORROW 4/10 from 6-7PM: We're celebrating the return of Music & Mocktails with a special preview. Swing by for a regular cafe visit between 6 and 7 tomorrow to catch Juan M Soria as he plays music for our adoptable cats. Drinks include a mocktail! Book your spot at https://catcafebk.com/reservations/ (choose the "Play and Visit with Cats" Experience).

SATURDAY 4/11 at 12PM and 1:15PM: Join us for New York City's only yoga class with adoptable rescue cats! Instructor Katrina expertly guides students through a fun feline-informed movement session followed by free play time with our animals! Book at https://www-1558f.bookeo.com/bookeo/b_catcafebk_start.html?ctlsrc2=KfUred2mNWXVIGOnDElKYyuQ%2Ft%2FvBdk9GrxXEWzU68Q%3D&src=03r&category=41558X3LWAT18978E1C72C

Youth Programming: Enroll at https://www-1558f.bookeo.com/bookeo/b_catcafebk_start.html?ctlsrc2=KfUred2mNWXVIGOnDElKY4FXKssBnr620Ywt%2FpQvwTM%3D&src=03r&category=41558PXNPKJ18A2F2DA0A1

STARTING FRIDAY, APRIL 17: Parents, enroll your teens 15-18 in our Cat Care Teen Internship! During this 10 week program interns will learn about our organization, animal rescue in NYC, and complete a service project while earning community service credit. Graduates of this program are eligble to join our teen volunteer program.
STARTING MONDAY, APRIL 20: Science, Math, & Community (with CATS) is back! Students ages 11-14 will participate in hands-on exploration of the scientific method with our rescued animals!
ONGOING: Drop-in sessions for Saturday Cat Camp are still available for 8-10 year olds! Campers explore new crafts, stories, games, and more each week.

04/09/2026

A bill being worked on by the New York State Assembly would create a tax credit for the money spent on pets, cat, or dog.

The proposal would allow pet owners to claim credits for expenses incurred in 2026 for up to two animals.

Owners would be able to get credit for up to two animals. For each, one can get tax credits for up to $150 on everyday expenses, like food, leashes, grooming supplies and other items deemed essential for taking care of a pet.

The credit also includes up to $300 for veterinarian costs like annual exams, medication and emergency care.

The bill is still in the works, but tax credits for pets would apply to expenses paid in 2026.