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Tuesday 4/7: Sponsored by Tailfeather and Money.com - Coastal Cats and Critters, COTD, can cats tell time

“A cat’s presence turns small moments into something worth noticing.”
Happy Tuesday:
🐱 A sanctuary for stray cats
🐈 Cat of the day, Lily
⏰ Can your cat tell time?
💸 Find the right insurance for your cat
True or False?
Indoor cats don’t experience seasonal shedding.
(scroll to the bottom to find the answer!)

How One Sanctuary Is Changing Life for Stray Cats
In South Alabama, a quiet sanctuary is giving hundreds of cats a different kind of future. Coastal Cats & Critters started with a single relocated colony and has grown into a home for around 350 cats, along with a mix of farm animals who’ve also found their way there.
For many of these cats, adoption isn’t the right fit. Some are feral, others struggle in traditional homes, and a few, like a cat named Willow, simply prefer life on their own terms. At the sanctuary, they have space to roam, indoor care when needed, and the freedom to choose how much human interaction they want.
The property is designed with their needs in mind. Outdoor enclosures, climate-controlled barns, and separate areas for cats requiring extra care all help create a stable environment. Volunteers and staff provide daily support, while visitors add enrichment and social interaction.
Beyond the sanctuary itself, the team focuses on prevention. From pet food pantries to community education, their goal is to keep cats in homes whenever possible and offer a safe place when that’s not an option.


Meet Cat of the Day, Lily
Meet Lily, Daily Purr reader Dawn’s foster cat who is still waiting for her forever home.
Lily has been through more than most. She survived a fire, a dog attack, and the loss of her owners, then spent a year on the streets learning to fend for herself. Despite it all, she’s still here, still gentle, and still hoping for a second chance.
Now safe and cared for, Lily is simply waiting for someone to show her the love and kindness she’s been missing.

Image courtesy of Daily Purr reader, Dawn.

Does Your Cat Litter Sit in a Landfill Forever?
Most traditional cat litters are made from strip-mined clay or silica. Both end up in landfills when thrown away and are not biodegradable.
A new natural cat litter called Tailfeather is changing this with their eco-friendly, plant-based, clumping cat litter made from cassava.
Why cassava? It clumps extra hard for easy, clean scooping, clumps lift right out without sticking to the box. It's also much lighter than clay and produces far less dust.
It's fully biodegradable and 100% plastic-free, including the packaging. Tailfeather is delivered conveniently to your door, and each package lasts for 8 weeks, double the amount of other litters.
For the next 24 hours, Daily Purr readers get a $15 credit on your first order with code Purr15.
Thank you to Tailfeather for sponsoring Daily Purr.

The Real Reason Your Cat Knows Dinner Time
Cats may not read clocks, but they’re excellent at predicting what comes next. Through internal rhythms and daily patterns, they learn when it’s time to eat, sleep, or wait by the door. That’s why they seem to know exactly when dinner is coming.
This reliance on routine runs deep. Studies show that even small changes, like a different feeding time or a new caregiver, can trigger stress. Some cats respond with changes in appetite, litter box habits, or even physical symptoms like vomiting or diarrhea.
Disruptions don’t have to be dramatic to matter. New people, travel, noise, or even switching food or litter can throw off a cat’s sense of stability. Because cats rely on predictability, these shifts can feel bigger than they seem.
Keeping a consistent routine helps reduce that stress. Feeding, playtime, and daily care at similar times give cats a sense of control. When changes are unavoidable, introducing them gradually can make the adjustment easier.


Which Type of Pet Insurance Do You Need?
Accident & illness policies, accident coverage, and wellness riders all offer varying degrees of protection. Which one do you need? View Money's list of best pet insurance providers of 2026 to find the best fit for you.
Thank you to Money.com for sponsoring Daily Purr.

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Meet The Team

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Love,
Olive, Milo, and Yasmine.

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🧐 True or False: False. Light changes indoors can still trigger shedding cycles.
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