Cat Partners News
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Do you vote in Williamson County? Proposition C will fund the expansion of the animal shelter for Georgetown
The Williamson County ballot will include Proposition C, a bond proposal to enable an expansion of Georgetown’s animal sheltering capacity.
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Friends of Cat Partners help with TNR of Princess and Toothless, 2 campus cats
Thanks to our friends, Cat Partners has an opportunity to get two campus cats neutered and vaccinated. Let the trapping commence!
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Campus Cat Ziggy is found very skinny and goes to the vet
“ I’ve noticed Ziggy has seemed very skinny lately and seems very hungry. When I try to escort her to the food bowls she’s very timid and refuses to approach it as if she’s expecting to get attacked. I’m worried that the other cats have chased her off from it. Is there anything I can do to help? I’ve been giving her water near Lords 3 to help keep her hydrated.”
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Phineas reunited with owner - another cat rescue story!!!!
The injured cat found at Mabee Residence Hall has been reunited with his owner!
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New cat at Mabee Residence Hall
More than students moved into the Mabee Residence Hall this semester. A new cat appeared at Mabee too. The new cat was spotted by students last weekend. It has a terrible tail injury, and has been crying/meowing, and seeking attention from people entering Mabee. Many first year students reached out to the student organization Cat Partners of Southwestern to get help for the cat, and took action to provide food and medical care for the new cat.
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Oh, poor, poor kitty, who cares for you?
Ear Mites? Maybe!
Itchy Skin? Yep!
Goopy Eye? Yep!
Scars from cat fights? You bet! -
Dogs Are Man’s Best Friend, but Cats Are a Pirate’s First Mate
Meet Southwestern University’s Cat Partners club and its furry, feline family.
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Stray cat found on campus
This lost pet cat was found by Physical Plant employees, trapped by Cat Partners, and taken to the Georgetown City Animal Shelter today. The kitty was hanging out behind Physical Plant, by the SU Garden. The kitty was very hungry and appeared friendly, but fearful. A big thanks to one of the night custodians, Amelia, who reported the kitty to Kelly Lessard, Advisor to Cat Partners. Kelly was able to trap the kitty and take it to the shelter. The shelter scanned for a microchip, and will be contacting the registered owner.
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Stray cat trapped on campus
This beautiful cat is now at the Georgetown Animal Shelter, looking for someone to adopt him. They named him Haddock.
