Tip of the month:
All cats should always wear some sort of collar with an identification tag, even indoor cats. You never know when an indoor cat will accidentally escape from your home through an open window or door. And cats who get lost and do not have some sort of identification on them rarely make it back home. Also most people who see cats outside without collars assume that they are strays or ferals and may take them home or to a shelter. Having your cat always wear identification is the best way to always keep him/her safe when he/she is away from you.

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