Michigan Humane

🐱 This kitten cannot eat on its own.

For the first few weeks of life, neonatal kittens need to be fed every 2–4 hours, including overnight. During kitten season, that level of care can add up quickly for shelters and foster families caring for our smallest patients.

That’s why we’re so grateful to Orphan Kitten Club for their recent formula grant.

Their support helps provide lifesaving nutrition for vulnerable kittens in our shelters and foster homes, giving them the chance to grow, thrive, and eventually find loving families of their own 🍼🤍

Thank you, , for helping us care for kittens when they need us most.

Meet Leaf 🌿

A 1 year old American Bully XL with a head the size of a small planet and enough pretty boy swag to know it.

We were trying to get adoption photos.
Leaf was trying to leave.

This handsome guy is currently available for adoption at our Berman Center for Animal Care in Westland, and thanks to our friends his adoption fee is waived.

Leaf is looking for someone ready for a whole lot of dog, a whole lot of personality, and one very, very large head 🤎

Now appropriately named Lightning McQueen because honestly, is there a more orange cat name than that? ⚡️🚗

After receiving calls from the community about a frightened cat curled along the shoulder of the Lodge Freeway, our Field Services team safely responded and brought him to safety.

Highway rescues like this are incredibly dangerous for both animals and drivers, which is why we always encourage the public to call trained professionals or local authorities rather than attempting roadside rescues themselves.

According to the Federal Highway Administration, stopping unexpectedly on highways dramatically increases the risk of secondary accidents, especially in high traffic areas.

Calling trained responders gives animals like Lightning McQueen the safest chance at getting home safely 🤍

Thank you to our partner for helping support and spotlight rescue efforts like this throughout the month.