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The Louisville Metro Animal Services (LMA)‚ an animal shelter in Kentucky who worked hard to find a forever home for a dog that they call "saddest dog at the shelter"‚ finds an animal sanctuary for the pooch.

A cat leaped onto a person's lap at a shopping center after going around tables‚ hoping this time her life would change. Coral the catShellyShelly‚ a vet tech and animal rescuer‚ was getting a cup of coffee at a shopping center when she noticed a street cat asking for food around the tables."She gave up in the end and just lay down. It was a very hot day‚ too‚" Shelly told Love Meow. The cat appeared to be young and heavily pregnant. When she turned around and locked eyes with Shelly‚ she walked right up to her."She jumped straight on my lap. I knew that she was about to give birth. I decided to take her home." She was found looking for food near the tables at a shopping centerShellyShelly obtained a carrier from a shop inside the shopping center. "I put some food in the box‚ and she went straight in."After a taxi ride home‚ Shelly set up a comfortable nest layered with blankets for the cat named Coral. Coral was famished and devoured a plate of food with gusto. She was so happy after getting a full bellyShellyAfter getting her belly filled to the brim‚ she explored her new space and lay down on her side‚ stretching her paws blissfully and rumbling with her soft purrs."She looked so thankful and content. I knew I had done the right thing. Seeing her paddling whilst I stroke her‚ I thought she was happy to be here." She nestled in Shelly's lap for a napShellyOne morning‚ Shelly walked into the nursery and found Coral in active labor. That day‚ five beautiful ginger kittens‚ Coral's mini-mes‚ came into the world‚ with four boys and one girl.Coral immediately jumped into mommy duties‚ cleaning‚ nursing‚ and catering to their every whim. Coral had five ginger kittens in a safe homeShelly"She was so comfortable and committed. I just made sure I fed her the best food. She had everything from cat milk (formula) to kitten biscuits‚ wet food‚ chicken‚ meats. There would be a real selection for her."While Coral kept her babies well-fed‚ she needed some help cleaning their eyes‚ and Shelly was happy to offer some assistance. She was a wonderful motherShellyCoral was about 7-8 months old at the time and still a kitten herself. After raising her last litter‚ she would be able to enjoy being a kitten again.When her mischievous five were ready to venture out of their nursery‚ Shelly upgraded them into a spacious room and began socializing them with the help of her resident cats. Coral led her kittens to their new spacious roomShellyCoral was delighted to have feline friends to "babysit" her boisterous five‚ keeping them busy with games and antics. When the kittens zoomed around with their playful energy‚ Coral would watch them from afar like a proud mom."Over time‚ we had a few other kittens around the same age who were found without mothers. She even let them suckle from her. It was lovely to watch." ShellyWhen the five gingers were big enough to spread their wings and fly‚ they were spayed and neutered and‚ one by one‚ adopted into loving homes.Coral retired from motherhood and began her search for her happily ever after. Coral and one of her boysShellyRachel from the UK came across Coral on social media and fell head over heels for the sweet girl. She reached out to adopt‚ and it turned out to be the perfect match."It takes around four months for all the process to be completed for her to travel from Turkey (where Coral was rescued)‚ and now she's finally on the road to her new home in the UK‚" Shelly told Love Meow. Coral‚ now named Cleo‚ has found her forever homeShelly"I'm so pleased I gave her a chance. She was a gentle cat‚ so young and beautiful-natured. I'm going to really miss her."The cat‚ now named Cleo‚ will start the rest of her life in a loving home with a wonderful family that will cherish her endlessly. ShellyShare this story with your friends. More on Shelly's rescues and fosters on Instagram.Related story: Cat Shows Up for Help After Years Braving the Streets‚ Now He's a Big Character with So Much to Give

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The “AWFUL” in the title is not an indictment in se of CBS Evening News anchor Norah O’Donnell’s jubilant report on St. Paul‚ Minnesota’s new‚ diverse‚ all-female city council‚ but an acronym: Affluent‚ White‚ Female‚ University-educated‚ and Liberal; the type that would reflexively cheer this story. And in O’Donnell’s case‚ foist it upon others by selecting it to close out the evening newscast. Here’s the report in its entirety‚ as aired on CBS Evening News on Tuesday‚ January 9th‚ 2024:  NORAH O’DONNELL: Finally‚ tonight‚ I think you'll like this story. History was made in Minnesota's capital city of St. Paul today. Or should we say‚ HER-story was made. St. Paul’s new city council was sworn in this afternoon‚ made up entirely of women. And get this: six of the seven council members are women of color‚ and they are all under the age of 40. Four of them are new members‚ and say that affordable housing and access to child care are some of their top priorities. Congratulations to them and the people of St. Paul. I am bettin’ that they get some stuff done.  The problem with this report‚ obviously‚ is that it reduces these elected officials to skin color and genitalia (unless O’Donnell’s trying to slip a “trans woman” by us‚ which would be a whole other story). O’Donnell doesn’t get into the substance of these women beyond their aforementioned immutability.  And when you look past identity and go to substance‚ OF COURSE this is a far-left city council. A quick review of each of the candidates’ campaign websites reveals their leftist inclinations and intentions upon taking office. Ward 1 Councilwoman Anika Bowie‚ for example‚ proposes “equity” in the city’s property tax system.  Rebecca Noecker of Ward 2 champions “gender-neutral bathrooms in all new (city) buildings and redesigning existing bathrooms to be gender-neutral at the earliest opportunity.”  Saura Jost of Ward 3 asserts that “climate justice is racial and economic justice”.  Mitra Jalali of Ward 4 wants to shift policing “away from the costly and reactive traditional model of only police as a response from 911.”  Ward 5’s Hwa Jeong Kim wants to eliminate single-family zoning‚ because “safe‚ stable and affordable housing is a human right.” Nelsie Yang of Ward 6 feels that “decisions around climate justice are deeply rooted in racism and classism”. Cheniqua Johnson (she/her/hers) of Ward 7 is a former staffer for Keith Ellison who also believes that “access to quality affordable housing is a fundamental human right.” St. Paul’s City Council isn’t just diverse and all-female‚ but wildly woke. This is the substance that O’Donnell left out in her excitement about this “her-storic” event. But O’Donnell is right about one thing. They’ll get some stuff done‚ all right. Commie stuff‚ though‚ which probably won’t make it into the next report on this city council. The woke mind virus has truly corrupted our institutions.