Every Week, This Cat Shelter Shares Their Nicest And Naughtiest Cats

September 6, 2023

For every action in nature there is an equal and opposite reaction.

A Los Angeles cat shelter has taken a playful approach to showcasing their cats by posting their nicest and naughtiest cats of the week.

Heaven on Earth, in North Hollywood, was founded in 2000 and started as a small organization focused on addressing the overpopulation crisis in Los Angeles. Over the years, Heaven on Earth has increased their intake numbers from 132 in 2011 to 889 in 2022. Adoption numbers have increased as well, from 52 in 2011 to 708 in 2022.

Every week, the organization promotes their nicest and naughtiest felines on social media.

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Credit: Heaven on Earth / Perry's Place

Learn more about Heaven on Earth on Facebook / Website.

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