Frazz by Jef Mallett for August 01, 2014

Having been in cat rescue for 8 years, I appreciate this strip.

More accurately, “Save Some Creature’s Life!”

rescued cats and dogs for over 25 years…this is the best way to save a life you can ever think of :)

A friend of a friend found a litter of cats living in a field. I got two sisters and couldn’t be happier…….

Kudos :)

Well done!

Excellent!!

Good job!

Wonder what the French poodle is going to say!

Unexpected twist, and excellent end to this part of the story arc. Well done!

Mission accomplished kiddo. Well done.

Very well done Jef!

I love love this one. As the Mom of 4 rescue critters kudos for this one!

Nice!

As a long-time animal rescuer, I commend Jef on this strip. Well done!

My family has always only adopted from shelters, or rescued from abandonment. However, there is another way that one can choose to save a life. Consider registering as an organ donor. For information see: http://donatelife.net/

I got my dog at a shelter. I think we saved each others lives.

Thank you Jef! And all the Ten Cats fans will really love today’s strip!

Very nice.

My houseful for rescued dogs and cats say thank-you!

God bless people who have a heart for rescuing animals.

Good for you, Caulfield! May you be a role model for the rest of the world!

Our Good Sam kitty just turned 14 she was found as a kitten in a dumpster.

Well done, Caulfield!

I approve! Well done!

Looks like a disembodied head! Where’s the rest of the cat?

Great ending — my two rescue cats Fido and O’Malley thank you as well. (yes, a cat named Fido. Thank you Data)

A dog would have been better, mostly because I’m horribly allergic to cats.

As the dad to 2 rescue puppies, thank you for this cartoon.

Also as a dad to a rescue pup – agreed!

Aww, now I wanna save a life, too =3

Amazing how often this form of lifesaving turns out to be mutual…

Rescuing one cat will not change the world. But it will change the world for one cat.

AWESOME!

I miss my baby. He was rescued from a shelter. He was part Siamese and was a talker. Later in his life, he went deaf, but that’s no problem. He had been used to me signing for years. Even funnier was he learned to make a couple gestures that resembled sign language. He would put his paw to his mouth to sign FOOD. He would do a version of waving hello, because he was used to me signing HI! every time I saw him. He was a character. I loved all my shelter babies. I would never go anywhere else to find a feline or canine roommate.

Good job, Caulfield! I bet even Mrs Olson would give you extra credit!

Sixteen years ago, a coworker asked me to watch a kitten that her neighbor had found. I was only supposed to have him for a weekend. He’s snoozing in my bedroom corner right now. We also adopted a cat last year from the shelter. We had to leave him there while they checked my references. As we left, he was sitting by the glass door looking at me like, “Didn’t you feel the connection? I felt a connection. Why are you leaving me here? Was I too eager? Was I not clear in my desire to go home with you?” When I finally did get to take him home, he would wander around the house and stop by to jump in my lap and thank me for getting him out of the shelter. And he’s adopted the older cat and treats him like he’s a kitten that needs caring for.

YAY!! Love it!! I’ve got 3 ferals and the mother of 2 of them. All are sweet, loving kitties.

Yeah! Great strip! Perfect message.

Wow

Awwwwww. Love it.