Sarah Ford | February 3, 2015
Let’s Celebrate National Cat Health Month, Right Meow!
With only 28 days, February marks the shortest month on the calendar. It also marks the observance of National Cat Health Month, a month-long celebration of feline wellness and health— two things Morris Animal Foundation values dearly.
When the Foundation funded its first feline study in 1950, the organization began a 65-year love affair with our furry feline friends. That love for cats shows in our current staff; 10 of them are pet parents to one or more cats.
We often tell you about the incredible studies to benefit feline health that the Foundation is funding, so today we thought we would ask some of our staff about the cats they love so much. Enjoy, and Happy National Cat Health Month!
>> Celebrate Cat Health Month With a Donation to Morris Animal Foundation
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