Meet Shadow, a friendly tortoiseshell cat who is about 7 years old. She came to us because she was unhappy living in a household with very young children. She has been declawed, so she must be adopted as an indoor cat. We recommend that all cats be kept inside but it is especially important with a declawed cat that has no way of defending itself.
Shadow has adjusted to shelter life now and, although she would prefer to be the only pet, might live comfortably with a mellow cat. She still waits for us to come to her but once we stroke and pet her, she is friendly and appreciative of the attention. Shadow would like a calm home without the bustle of toddler aged children, but should fit in well with almost any other type of family.
Our shelter is located down Beagle Lane in Teaticket, at number 44. Adoption hours are Wednesdays from 4 to 6 p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., or by appointment.
People for Cats, Box 422, West Falmouth, MA 02574. Hotline: 508-540-5654.
Enjoy these beautiful photos of a mama Piping Plover and her babies. Taken by Elaine Johnson at Long Beach in Centerville.
We are looking for someone special to adopt our Razz. He is a healthy, nine year old brown tabby with distinctive round, yellow eyes. When Razz first came to us more than a year ago, he was painfully shy and withdrawn. After having spent many months in a loving foster home, Razz has become a different cat. Although he waits to be approached, Razz is super affectionate, rolling over and purring loudly to enjoy receiving any attention. Recently he again spent a month in someone’s home, where he was most happy being a lap cat or curling up on the bed during the night. Now Razz is ready to find his forever home in a quiet setting where he can devote all his affection to his own special person.
Our shelter is located at 44 Beagle Lane in Teaticket. Adoption hours are Wednesdays from 4 to 6 p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., or call our hotline for an appointment.
People for Cats, Box 422, West Falmouth, MA 02574. Hotline: 508-540-5654.
April is the month that gardeners consider perhaps the ‘cruelest” to evoke an oft repeated sentiment. We get teased with sunny, milder days and our spirits soar as we dig in the dirt and observe the emerging growth of perennials and the swelling buds on trees and then we cringe as the next stretch of cold rainy weather sends us indoors again. However fickle she is, April gives us the opportunity to commemorate two special dates as we plan our garden activities; Earth Day on the 22nd and Arbor Day on the 27th. Why not combine these commemorative dates to honor our reverence for the earth by also planting a tree? What better way to say thank you and contribute to the beauty of our world?
Before setting out to your local garden center or nursery to pick out that ‘perfect ‘ tree do your homework. Here are some helpful suggestions and resources to aid in your selection. (more…)

Brooke is a 7 month old tuxedo boy who has already been neutered and had all his shots. He is shy with strangers but once he gets to know someone Brooke is a snuggler. His main interest at this stage of his life is play, play, play! Curious about everything around him, Brooke will happily investigate his surroundings and play enthusiastically with cat toys. Having another playful cat with whom to share the fun is an added bonus for Brooke. This young cat needs a home where he can develop a bond with someone and where his lively personality will be appreciated. Brooke would prefer there be no very young children but a family with older children and another friendly cat would be perfect.
Visit our shelter at 44 Beagle Lane in Teaticket. Adoption hours are Wednesdays from 4 to 6 p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., or call our hotline for an appointment.
People for Cats, Box 422, West Falmouth, MA 02574. Hotline: 508-540-5654.
Are you looking to adopt a cat? Please check back weekly for our updates from People for Cats!
Meet Beatrice Zaw our newest Happening Kid. Beatrice is a 16 year old freshman at Falmouth High School. She also happens to be a very talented dancer!

Beatrice has been dancing for six years and currently studies under the direction of Sheena Harper, Artistic Director of Harper Dance Center in Mashpee. In addition to her twice per week practices, Beatrice also helps with the toddler ballet classes for 3-5 year olds. She also volunteers her time at the East Falmouth Elementary School, where on Wednesdays after school they teach ballet to third and fourth grade students interested in learning dance. For those kids participating in this program that show real promise and motivation a full scholarship to Harper Dance Center is offered. (more…)