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Low-Cost Vaccinations & Tags
Fox Valley Humane AssociationThe Fox Valley Humane Association in Appleton, Wisconsin is a full-service, state-of-the-art animal shelter and resource center. The Fox Valley Humane Society offers vaccinations and tags for low-income cat owners.
Phone: (920) 733-1717
Address: N115 Two Mile Road, Appleton Wisconsin
Website: https://www.foxvalleypets.org/
Trustworthy, Thorough Veterinary Services
Specialized VeterinarySpecialized Veterinary in Shawano, Wisconsin offers quality veterinary care at a reasonable price. The compassionate staff partners with clients to enhance the well-being of their pets.
Phone: 715-524-2222
Address: 1380 County Road B, Shawano, Wisconsin
Website: https://specializedvetcare.com/
We Care Animal Hospital in Clintonville, Wisconsin is a modern, inviting and full-service hospital. We Care’s caring staff and experienced veterinarians provide top-of-the-line veterinary medicine.
Phone: 715-823-8387
Address: 421 Industrial Avenue, Clintonville, Wisconsin
Website: https://wecareanimalhospital.net
Farm Calls
Shur Rescue recommends these two experienced and caring veterinarians. They make farm calls to care for farm animals, including the cats at Shur Rescue.
Country Heart Veterinary ServiceDr. Jammie VerGiesen, owner of Country Heart Veterinary Service
Phone: 920-228-1446
Address: 2743 Humboldt Road, Green Bay, Wisconsin
Website: https://www.countryheartvet.com/
Dr. Michelle Immel, Chief of Staff at We Care Animal Hospital
Phone: 715-823-8387
Address: 421 Industrial Avenue, Clintonville, Wisconsin
Website: https://wecareanimalhospital.net
Cat Chat
Here are some insights into the world of cats and kittens.
Fun Facts About Cats
We hope you enjoy these Fun Facts About CatsCats have 18 toes
On their front paws, they have five toes. On their back paws, only four.
Cats live long lives
Cats live to about 12 years, which equates to 64 human years.
Cats grow old faster than we do
A cat’s first year correlates to about 15 years for a human. Their second year equals about nine human years. Every year after that is about 4 cat years to 1 human year.
Cats come in all sizes
Maine Coon is the largest cat breed, and Singapura is the smallest.
Cats can have 100-200 kittens in a lifetime
Cats can have as many as 12 kittens in one litter, with multiple litters in a year. Shur Rescue encourages pet owners to spay and neuter their cats to help manage the cat population.
Cats land on their feet almost every time
Cats are born with a “righting reflex” that enables them to rotate mid-air to land on their feet. They are incredibly flexible and can quickly sense their body position in the air when falling.
