Welcome to spring!

Spring arrived this week and it wasn't exactly sunshine, butterflies and blossoms! Fluctuating temperatures, snow, freezing rain, wind - the crazy weather we've been experiencing created some challenges for Regina Cat Rescue volunteers and Regina's cats.

This community cat feeding station flooded as temperatures climbed and the snow from a recent storm began to melt.

Meanwhile, a spring storm was brewing that brought another dump of snow, making things difficult for people and cats alike!

The path to this feeding station is a little bit precarious!

The path to this feeding station is a little bit precarious!

In spring, a young man's thoughts turn to love, but in the cat world that can mean tom cats fighting to establish dominance and woo female cats. This sweet boy is a lover not a fighter and was pretty beat up before a kind citizen scooped during the recent snowstorm.

This little mama was heavily pregnant and stray on the streets. She was scooped from the cold less than 24 hours before she delivered four kittens and narrowly escaped the latest winter storm.

This little mama was heavily pregnant and stray on the streets. She was scooped from the cold less than 24 hours before she delivered four kittens and narrowly escaped the latest winter storm.

If you're coming out of hibernation and want to help out Regina's abandoned cats this spring, now is the time! Donate, volunteer, adopt or foster! And please cross your fingers that we've seen the last of winter!

-Alanna, Regina Cat Rescue