Ruff Patches

Drag Bingo is coming back, and honestly, what better way to celebrate Pride Month than with bingo, drag, prizes, community, and helping rescue animals? 🐾🎉

Join Ruff Patches on **June 9 at 7 PM** at **Hamburger Mary’s WeHo** for a night of fabulous chaos benefiting the animals in our care.

We’ll have bingo, laughs, prizes, and a very exciting auction item: **tickets to the Magic Castle**. Yes, that Magic Castle. So bring your friends, bring your lucky bingo energy, and maybe bring someone who is better at winning things than you are.

Every seat filled helps us raise money for food, litter, cleaning supplies, vet care, medications, and the daily work of keeping rescue animals safe, loved, and cared for.

📅 **June 9**
⏰ **7 PM**
📍 **Hamburger Mary’s WeHo**
📞 **RSVP to Hamburger Mary’s: 323-654-3800**

Call 323-654-3800 to RSVP. Then invite a friend, and help us spread the word. Can’t attend? Sharing the event still helps Ruff Patches reach more animal-loving, bingo-playing, drag-supporting humans. See you there!

Manawa has submitted her resume.

Position sought: Household Supervisor.
Core skills: staring, judging, snack detection.
Experience: several years of being absolutely in charge.
Weaknesses: none reported by applicant.

References are unavailable at this time because they were all intimidated.

Manawa is one of Ruff Patches’ forever residents, which means she gets to spend her life safe, loved, and fully committed to middle management.

When your cat suddenly starts acting weird, it’s easy to think:

❓️“Why are you doing this?”❓️

But cats rarely change behavior for no reason.

A sudden change can be a sign of stress, pain, illness, fear, or conflict. It could be something obvious, like a new pet, a schedule change, construction noise, or a closed-off favorite space. Or it could be something harder to see, like pain, nausea, urinary issues, tension with another animal, or feeling unsafe. 😿

Before assuming your cat is being “bad,” start with a few questions:

What changed?
What hurts?
Why now?

Cats are always communicating. Sometimes we have to listen differently.❤️

⚕️If the change is sudden, severe, or involves food, water, litter box habits, hiding, aggression, or distress, call your veterinarian. Medical issues can show up as behavior changes.