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Kindness is EverythingChildren's author and conservationist Anitha Rao-Robinson invites listeners to join her as she creates a community of kindness. She speaks with children and young adults as they share their incredible stories of kindness towards animals. the... Author: Anitha Rao-Robinson
Children's author and conservationist, Anitha Rao-Robinson invites listeners to join her as she creates a community of kindness. She speaks with folks of all ages about their incredible stories of kindness towards animals, the environment, and people. Language: en Genres: Kids & Family, Pets & Animals, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Kindness Is Being Itty Bitty City Kitties —Caring for orphaned kittens
Episode 196
Wednesday, 21 October, 2026
Samantha Knox, the founder of Itty Bitty City Kitties, joins Anitha to talk about how caring for a stray mom and her kittens turned into caring for hundreds of orphaned kittens!Samantha’s kindness doesn’t end with caring for the tiniest of kittens, Itty Bitty City Kitties works with local caretakers to trap, neuter and release local cats to reduce pet overpopulation. She also extends compassion to pet parents struggling with veterinary costs. Itty Bitty City Kitties has created a Community Welfare Foundation to assist in providing low-cost veterinary services and access to free spay/neuter for low income pet parents in need.The conversation pivots slightly from kittens when Anitha asks about Samantha’s social media posts where she shares her political views. Samantha speaks up for people of colour and those in the LGBTQ+ community. She speaks out against the current US administration's policies on immigration and the deployment of ICE.She and Anitha talk about why she does this and the response she’s received. Fortunately, most of her followers support her decision to be kind to all beings!To learn more about Itty Bitty City Kitties, check out their website:Itty Bitty City Kitties WebsiteAs a thank you to Samantha for sharing her story, Anitha donated to Itty Bitty City Kitties.
