PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. —
- Kneady Kitty Rescue started in 2017, after the President, Sandra Oliva, found her passion for neonatal, special needs, and orphan kittens.
- Since then, over 3500 kittens have entered their doors and have been adopted.
Denis Phillips Live airs weeknights at 7:30 p.m. on The Spot- Tampa Bay 66, Tampa Bay 28 +, and on Denis’ Facebook page.
- Sandra brought Stormy and Bolt with her on DPL. They are kittens taken in by the rescue after they were found by Denis and his neighbors a few months back.
- They talked about hurricane preps for animals, bottle feeding, and what to do if you find a kitten.
- The rescue also is always looking for people to foster cats. You can learn more about that here.
Bradenton community responds after 20-year-old volleyball star dies from disease that affects 2 in a million
The 20-year-old IMG Academy volleyball star and Under Armour All-American died Sept. 16 after a three-month battle with the rare blood disorder — even though doctors had found her a 100% bone marrow match, her mother, Tanya Mack tells Tampa Bay 28 reporter Haley Zarcone.
20-year-old volleyball star dies from disease that affects 2 in a million
