Author: Christa Carter

  • Help Mimba and Other Cats Smile Again

    Help Mimba and Other Cats Smile Again

    Mimba is a quiet tabby who loves nothing more than curling up on the couch and watching TV with her foster. But recently, something changed: she was eating more gingerly than usual. A trip to the veterinarian revealed the problem—swollen, painful gums caused by dental disease. Her vet recommended a dental procedure to clean her…

  • Join Us at Wine for Whiskers

    Join Us at Wine for Whiskers

    Get ready to be part of something extraordinary at June’s Senior Cat Rescue’s Second Annual Wine for Whiskers Tasting Event Thursday, October 126-8 p.m.303 Romero St. NW, Albuquerque Join us at Sheehan Winery in Old Town Plaza, where we will be “drinking wine and feline fine.” Tickets are $50 and include:  Proceeds from the event and auction…

  • It’s Almost Time … for Christmas!

    It’s Almost Time … for Christmas!

    June’s Senior Cat Rescue’s Christmas in July Online Auction, that is! Between July 18-25, participate in our Christmas in July Online Auction Event, where you can find amazing experiences such as classes, movies, gift certificates, and local art. Each bid you make helps us improve the lives of abandoned senior cats. Bid on local packages…

  • Be Part of the Lifeline: Help Power our Biggest Fundraiser

    Be Part of the Lifeline: Help Power our Biggest Fundraiser

    Our biggest fundraiser of the year is just around the corner—and it truly wouldn’t happen without our community. This auction helps us provide lifesaving care, comfort, and second chances to senior cats who need us most. And right now, we’re looking for a few dedicated volunteers to help bring it all together. Whether you have…

  • Meet Gigi, the Carry-Me Cat

    Meet Gigi, the Carry-Me Cat

    Our newest resident, Gigi, was abandoned when her owners were forced to move after their home was condemned. The place they moved to did not allow pets, and Gigi, confused and alone, stayed locked inside the empty, condemned house for two months, relying on occasional feedings, but not knowing why she’d been left hungry and…