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  • Manchester museum hosting holiday events

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    MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA — With the spirit of Christmas-by-the-Sea on its way, the Manchester-by-the-Sea Museum, 10 Union St., is hosting several holiday events this weekend and beyond.

    First up is an Open House and Children’s Art Workshop, both free, on Friday, Dec. 5, 3-8 p.m., during the town’s Holiday Stroll event. The museum will be decorated for for the season and children may enjoy an ornament crafting and art workshop with instructor Martha Chapman. Refreshments provided.

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  • Austin Pets Alive! | Adopting a New Cat with APA!’s Barn Cat Program…

    Austin Pets Alive! | Adopting a New Cat with APA!’s Barn Cat Program…

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    May 09, 2023

    At Austin Pets Alive! our mission is to help all dogs and cats find safe places to live and keep them off euthanasia lists. Our innovative Barn Cat program is designed to help a special population of felines: the free-spirited “working” outdoor cat.

    These special cats are not socialized to cuddle and sit on laps. They have spent their lives living in the great outdoors. These kitties end up at shelters for various reasons. For example: they were living in or around a construction zone. The construction area isn’t safe for them, so they are trapped and taken to a shelter. Because they aren’t able to thrive in a home environment, they are often slated for euthanasia when they arrive at an animal shelter. APA!’s Barn Cat program recognizes that these feisty felines have developed important skills that could be beneficial to local homeowners, landowners as well as businesses who need pest control assistance. Give them shelter, food, water, and in return they will “critter hunt” for you, chasing away vermin like mice and snakes.

    Our barn cats are spayed or neutered, vaccinated and microchipped and ready to start earning their keep. They just need to be placed in a safe and appropriate environment such as a barn, stable, garage, or warehouse where they can put their skills to work. The Barn Cat Program is a win-win for all who are involved and is now being utilized by shelters and communities across the country!

    Interested in adopting a barn cat and housing some of APA!’s most lovable free spirits?

    Check out the Barn Cat Adoption FAQ and fill out the Barn Cat Adoption Interest form here.

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  • Austin Pets Alive! | Pancake

    Austin Pets Alive! | Pancake

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    Nov 17, 2022

    This is a story about a kitty cat who went on the lamb and is now back in our care, after taunting the staff and volunteers of APA! for over a year! We applaud her efforts, but it is time to get this little lady some medical attention.

    When Pancake first arrived at APA!’s main facility, she was clearly pretty scared, making her a flight risk candidate. Fly, she did. Luckily, she stuck around campus, making appearances. For months, the staff and volunteers reported “Pancake sightings.” We even attempted several strategized opportunities to get her back into our hands, with the biggest goal of getting her spayed. We have several “community cats” hanging around our facility – our very own barn cats! We care about this population and want to make sure they receive necessary medical attention so that everyone stays safe and can live a healthy life!

    The whole organization has been in on it, for over a year! Here are some highlights from email threads:

    “Volunteer just reported seeing them on the roof!”

    “I was informed this cat was just spotted under a red car in front of the medical clinic!”

    “Operation Ruin Pancake’s Romance”

    “After a week long battle….. Pancake wins.”

    “Catching Pancake (the Remix)”

    The teams have finally found success and are celebrating that this girl officially received her spay surgery and has been released back into the family she created with the other APA! Community Cats. We have the honor of Pancake making her appearances around campus for many years to come!

    Our barn cat program supports the cats who prefer the wild frontier. While traditionally seen as “unadoptable” in the sheltering world, our barn cat program has created a way for everyone to live in harmony– community cats get to go about their feral cat lives and those that adopt them receive pest control services for the simple cost of room and board.

    Think you need a barn cat or two to support some property you have? Reach out to us – we can fill the order for you!

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