St. Francis lived in the 13th century. He was brought up in wealth, but later founded the Franciscan order of monks, devoting himself to a simple life of service and prayer. His many writings reveal a man who was at one with nature, and who appreciated the role of animals in the world, an anormality for his time and culture. In the spirit of this unique person of God, this page is dedicated to various humanitarian and anti-cruelty sites and movements throughout the web.


If you would like information on how to care for your cat, or a fast answer to a feline-related problem you may be having, please click on the banner below:



Please spay or neuter your pets. There are already so many unwanted animals! A single pair of cats and their offspring can produce as many as 420,000 kittens in just seven years! Click the picture below and join the program!





Stop the Violence!!

In honor of the victims of the Noah's Ark tragedy.



What is man without the beasts? If all the beasts were gone, men would die from great loneliness of spirit. For whatever happens to the beasts happens to man. All things are connected.
- Chief Seattle


To add your voice with those calling for a federal (US) law addressing animal cruelty, please go to

The Action Cat Pages.



Get involved with the movement to strengthen animal abuse laws in your state. Join the purple ribbon campaign!

The Lynx population in Norway is endangered due to government-sanctioned slaughter. Click on the globe to find out more.


Remember Sheba! Stop veternary malpractice!

Please visit the Rainbow Bridge and the Memorial Garden Page dedicated to all our pets who have crossed over.

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