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From barely surviving to thriving!!Basil (gray tabby) and Sage (all black) are two kittens currently in foster care.
These kittens came into our care as strays, having been found without a mama. They were only a few weeks old and were not eating on their own. They were so young, that they didn't even know how to feed from a bottle and just couldn't figure it out. We were really worried they weren't going to make it. :( Then, we brought in a mama cat that was in foster care that had just finished nursing her own babies to see if she's take in a few orphans. SHE DID!! She nursed them for just a few days, got them back on the path of good health and they started eating on their own.
We placed Basil and Sage into foster care so they could continue to grow and be nurtured in a loving home environment and they have done so well!
Their foster mom sent us some ADORABLE videos of them to show their progress! :)
Basil and Sage will be available for adoption in the coming weeks. Please email (hsni@hsni.org) or call (641-423-6241) for more information.
Video of Sage is below, video of Basil is in the comments. ;)
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Stay safe this week...it's going to be HOT!!!A few years ago, on a day as hot as today (temps in the upper 80's) we set up an employees car in the parking lot to display how hot it can get inside and to discourage people from leaving pets unattended in hot cars.Within just a few minutes, the temps inside the car reached 120 degrees. This temp is deadly to pets left inside! When we cracked the windows in the car, it lowered the internal temp by just 1 degree.
Bottom line...do not put your pet's life in jeopardy by taking them in the car with you when running errands. "Just a few minutes" can easily turn into a deadly situation for your pet.
Here's something to raise a glass to:Our friends at Fat Hill Brewing are sponsoring an adoptable animal each month at the shelter in the hopes to help them find their forever homes!! To start off, they've sponsored a whole litter! (a 5 pack! ;)) They are:
Stout (mischievous, likes to hide in shadows)
Saison (petite and sassy)
Pilsner (not flashy but awesome)
Doppelbock (stronger than you think)
Lager (a sturdy, old soul)
Below is a link to Fat Hill's blog about these kitties and of course, if you'd like to adopt one of these sweeties, more information (including our adoption application) can be found on our website: www.hsni.org
CHEERS!!!!
www.fathillbrewing.com/blog/2021/6/28/adopt-a-fat-hill-animal
Adopt a Fat Hill animal — Fat Hill Brewing
www.fathillbrewing.com
New thing we absolutely love: Fat Hill is sponsoring a pet eligible for adoption at the Humane Society of North Iowa each month! For June, they gave us a five-pack -- a whole litter of brand new kittens ready for their forever homes. They are, in random order of cuteness... Stout (mischievous, likPetfinder.com
