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Procter and Gamble own Iams/Eukanuba. They are definitely involved in the recall.

FYI: Wellness - made by Old Mother Hubbard pet foods - isn't on PETA's list. They say they don't conduct animal testing, but PETA hasn't received confirmation (according to the link below). How accurate the following information is, I don't know. If you care enough, you can email OMH and PETA...

Thanks for the welcome. The animals thank you for the compliments, too. It was very nice to be called adorable and precious. They are used to being called chunky-butts, fatsos and fuzzbutts.

Thanks for all the encouragement and tips. The ears were indeed "tipped" for easier ID. I thought about taking pix, but just didn't get around to it, nor could we see them very well in the cages. I'm not sure it would have mattered too much though. There are a few with very distinct coloring...

Thought I'd say hi and introduce myself. I've been lurking here for quite sometime (maybe a year or two?) but never felt the urge to post much until recently. I live in Phoenix, AZ and have one indoor-only cat named Gracie. I adopted her from the local HS about 2.5 years ago. She's about 3-4 now...

Well, we signed up with a non-profit group here in Phoenix that helps people do TNR with their feral colonies. We had/have about 10 cats roaming the neighborhood. Thursday I got a call saying they had a cancellation for this weekend, so would we be willing to trap this weekend. Sure! We trapped...

Update: Luckily the other two kitties tested negative for the bacteria. It's a huge relief. One of the kitties is really missing Mikado (the cat that was put down). She was like a mother to him and he seems a little lost without her. They are considering getting another cat to keep him company...

Sorry for the delay. I've been out of town. I don't know the full name - only that it is a bacteria that can cause severe pneumonia in humans with compromised immune systems and that it is more-or-less resistant to all antibiotics. They (doctors and vets) told her she could not rehome the cat...

I have not posted here before, but am hoping for some advice: My Aunt's cat was having sneezing fits. They took her to the vet, who took a culture of the nasal discharge. The culture results said Pseudomonas. Apparently, it's virtually resistant to all forms of treatment. They put the cat on...