Challenger's House is a no-kill cat shelter in Toney, Alabama. June 24th and 25th, the International Cat Association will hold a cat show at the Huntsville Jaycees building on Airport Road to benefit the shelter. The show will feature exotic purebreds and household pets. Susan Burlingame, one of the founders of Challenger's House tells us more about the shelter and what we can expect at the cat show. More information about this and other cat shows is at www.tica.org.
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Posted Monday, June 26, 2017 by NPR News
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