Tabby’s Place: A Cat Sanctuary

Tabby’s Place is a cage-free sanctuary that provides refuge to cats in hopeless situations.

Tabby’s Place is a cage-free sanctuary that provides refuge to cats in hopeless situations. Our residents come primarily from public shelters where they had once been scheduled for euthanasia. This one-of-a-kind facility serves as: An Adoption Center, finding loving homes for cats; A Hospital, providing medical and surgical treatment for sick or injured residents; A Hospice, providing palliative care and a warm, loving environment for chronically or terminally ill cats to live out their lives in comfort.

Tabby’s Place does not turn cats away due to age, medical need, or “lack of adoptability.” It is, therefore, a safe haven for several older, chronically ill, or handicapped cats. These cats have special needs such as heart disease, diabetes, cancer, or blindness. At Tabby’s Place, these cats are able to live full and happy lives with the medical care, love, and affection they deserve.

Unique Features of the Sanctuary:
*Provides communal living environments for cats, with plenty of horizontal and vertical space for exercise and play.
*Provides outdoor enclosures for cats to enjoy fresh air and sunlight.
*Contains special group rooms for cats who are FIV+, overweight, or on prescription diets.
*Contains an in-house medical facility.
*Uses specialized materials to facilitate cleaning and encourage a disease-free environment.

Sandy Hook Lighthouse – Sandy Hook, New Jersey

Sandy Hook Light House – Sandy Hook, New Jersey
The Sandy Hook Light House, at the entrance to New York Harbor, was put into operation in 1764 to guide ships coming to the new country a safe passage into the harbor.  The light house is still standing and certainly something amazing to see when you are… [Continue Reading]

Montclair Art Museum – Montclair, New Jersey

MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM
3 South Mountain Avenue
Montclair, New Jersey 07042-1747
T: (973) 746-5555
F: (973) 746-9118

Hours: Wednesdays – Sundays, Noon – 5 p.m.

Closed Mondays, Tuesdays, and major holidays.

As of Wednesday, July 21, MAM’s Weston gallery will be closed for deinstallation of Out of the Vault: 95 Years of Collecting at MAM and the installation of Living for Art: Works from the Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection.

As of Wednesday, July 28, MAM’s McMullen gallery will be closed for deinstallation of A Force for Change: African American Art and the Julius Rosenwald Fund.

Between July 21 and September 19 there will be free admission to the galleries and shows that remain open:

* Engaging with Nature: American and Native American Artists (A.D. 1200–2004)
* George Inness Gallery
* Rand Gallery of Native American Art
* Myths, Memories, and Inspirations: A Mural by Dan Fenelon

Admission $12 nonmember adults, $10 for seniors (65+) and students with I.D. Credit cards accepted. MAM admission is free for Members and children under 12. Museum galleries are free for everyone the First Friday of every month.

Historic House Gummere House – Burlington, New Jersey

Historic House Gummere House – Burlington, New Jersey
When you are taking the walking tour of the historic homes in Burlington you will want to visit the Gummere House.  This was the home of the Gummere brothers, John Gummere and Samuel R. Gummere, and John’s son, Samuel J. Gummere.  They were prominent members of the Society… [Continue Reading]

Visit the Revell House – Burlington, New Jersey

Visit the Revell House – Burlington, New Jersey
Built in 1685 this is most likely the oldest building in Burlington County.  It is also considered one of the oldest residences in New Jersey. George Hutchinson was a wealthy Quaker distiller when he built the house in 1685 and then sold it to Thomas Revell.  Revell used… [Continue Reading]