Inside the San Bernardino cat rescue powered by social media
Inside the San Bernardino cat rescue powered by social media
Inside Jaina Spagis’ home, there is little separation between everyday life and animal rescue
One bedroom houses healthy cats awaiting adoption. Three enclosed “catios” provide outdoor space. The garage has been converted into a medical and isolation ward equipped with incubators, oxygen machines, and supplies for treating wounds and administering fluids
The cats may need medication, emergency care, or monitoring at any hour
“Living and working in the same space is 24/7 work,” Spagis said. “But I wouldn’t want them to be too far from us anyway.”
Spagis never imagined that her home – or her life – would be dedicated to cats
“I never thought that I’d be running a cat rescue,” she said