August Yoga… What could be more exciting!?!?

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We have two days for kitten yoga this month at Cattyshack, and this time we are adding Pilates to our yoga, so it will be a blend of yoga and Pilates!

Join us for this unique, feel-good experience surrounded by playful, adoptable kittens. Led by our talented instructors—Ashlee (yoga) and Ava (pilates)—each session offers a relaxing mix of mindful movement, gentle stretching, core work, and plenty of purring companions to keep you smiling.
Whether you’re here for the stretch, the strength, or the snuggles, this class is the perfect way to support your wellness—and help rescue kittens in need.
Thursdays in August: 14 and 21 at 6:00 PM
$35 donation – 18+ only – Bring your own mat
Beverages are welcome in shatter proof, lidded containers only
You can join us by using the link below!

What Plants Should You Avoid Around Cats

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There are a plethora of plants that are toxic for cats, and there are a lot of plants that are fine to have around your pets. As winter turns into spring, some of us might want to bring plants inside, or might want to start planting things to grow. I love starting to garden when the seasons change, but I stick to mostly fruits and vegetables. However, I am a fan of the tulip, and unfortunately, tulips are one flower that is toxic to cats.

List of toxic plants (this is not a complete list, but a beginning of popular plants):
Lily
Oleander
Amaryllis
Daffodil
Aloe
English Ivy
Peace Lily
Foxglove
Apple
Apricot
Yucca
Birds of Paradise
Parsley
Peony

A few Non-toxic plants:
Patient Lucy
Wax Plant
Sage
Venus Fly Trap
Magnolia Bush
Baby’s Breath
Basil
Pearl Plant
Lace Orchid

One of the best places to find a list of toxic and non-toxic plants is by looking at the ASPCA website (linked below). You always want to check before bringing a plant inside or before planting something somewhere that your cats will be. So, bookmark the ASPCA’s website and you can always look up a plant before bring it, or the seeds, home.

https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants