Most animal rescues tell familiar stories — abandonment, neglect, the occasional dramatic before-and-after. But some problems don’t look urgent at first glance. They look soft. Overfed. Even a little cute. And that’s exactly why they’re often ignored.
The Big House Cats was built around one of those problems: feline obesity. Not as a side issue, but as the whole mission. Here, the goal isn’t just rescue — it’s reversal. A slow, deliberate return from a condition that’s far more serious than most people realize.
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She has beautiful markings! 🧡 Her peanut butter eyebrows are the best!!
All very cute, but without any pictures showing as the 'after' we dont get to know anything about how well this sanctuary actually succeeds in its goals.
Kristine, her family and team are quite successful, you can see their day to day lives on fb, youtube and tiktok. They are based in Canada.
Load More Replies...They get the obese at risk cats and get their health and weight loss started or sorted before they adopt the cats out to forever homes.
Load More Replies...All very cute, but without any pictures showing as the 'after' we dont get to know anything about how well this sanctuary actually succeeds in its goals.
Kristine, her family and team are quite successful, you can see their day to day lives on fb, youtube and tiktok. They are based in Canada.
Load More Replies...They get the obese at risk cats and get their health and weight loss started or sorted before they adopt the cats out to forever homes.
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