Fat Cat Cafe

For Cats' Sake raises money for trap, neuter and release efforts as well as veterinary fees to treat injured and sick cats.

Cat rescue groups says resources are needed now more than ever because local groups have been accepting animals from Southwest Florida, where so many shelters and foster homes were damaged or destroyed.

The event features hundreds of donated silent auction items - mostly works of art - along with entertainment.

Rescuers are seeing an increase in previously adopted pets losing their homes as the same thing happens to their owners.

The COVID crisis has actually driven business to such enterprises as more people consider animal companions to combat social isolation.

The little shop in Railroad Square first opened its doors barely half-a-year into the pandemic.

The coronavirus situation has shut down its physical space on Park Avenue. But those connected with Tallahassee's Fat Cat Cafe are still trying to connect…