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All cats are not born perfect. Some have disabilities from birth; others are injured or suffer a catastrophic physical event and many of them are euthanized. In Wisconsin, however, there are people who serve the disabled cat community in the most amazing way.<\/p>\n
There are actually shelters for disabled cats, most of them running on donations. A volunteer at the Safe Haven Cat Sanctuary in Wisconsin single-handedly raised enough money to run the shelter for an entire year just by sleeping on the job. Here\u2019s the story with pictures: https:\/\/www.huffingtonpost.com\/entry\/shelter-where-man-naps-with-cats-is-now-flooded-with-donations_us_5ba94301e4b069d5f9d586ae<\/a><\/p>\n Note: This is a picture of my 90-plus-year-old mother with her cat, Smokey–the model for Rags in the Klepto Cat Mysteries.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" All cats are not born perfect. Some have disabilities from birth; others are injured or suffer a catastrophic physical event and many of them are euthanized. In Wisconsin, however, there are people who serve the disabled cat community in the … Continue reading