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PUBG: Solo Play: VP tries to get the drop on another player but before he can, a third player enters the fray.

VP decides to tackle the newest Battle Royale Sensation to sweep the gaming community: Fortnite Battle Royale by Epic Games. In this episode, VP has just rebound his keybindings for building. Unfortunately, it appears those keybindings still needs some fine tuning.

It's Failinbad's first time on Miramar and the squad gets involved in a skyscraper shootout. Shots land, bodies fall, but who comes out on top?

VP explores the season 4 map changes and decides that maybe just maybe he can actually play this game. But he'll have to get through the barn of eternal turns and twists and learn to face his fears and just go for it.

Venomous_Prime tackles a new game (at least for him) on his channel. Welcome to Darkest Dungeon. A start from scratch playthrough of Darkest Dungeon, a role-playing game developed by Red Hook Studios and published by Merge Games.

VP, Damnaster, and Failinbad engage a jeep but soon find themselves in a wild battle on the hill side.

Music: "Big House Blues", Label: Sony Wonder (downloaded from: www.televisiontunes.com

When Damnaster gets killed, its up to VP and his micro-uzi to avenge him. The question is, how much vengeance does he dish out?

After being away from the game for a couple of seasons VP decided to check it out again.

PUBG:Duos: In this episode, Grandpa Steve has an unfortunate accident while riding in a vehicle. Featuring: Damnaster.

Feline URI has been among the most ubiquitous and frustrating diseases in animal shelters. But there’s some good news: Research tells us there’s a secret solution to preventing URI in shelter cats, and every shelter has it! In this webinar, UW/UC Davis Shelter Medicine Fellow and shelter veterinarian Dr. Ann Enright and Dr. Cynthia Karsten of the UC Davis Koret Shelter Medicine Program you'll learn to dramatically reduce feline respiratory disease while simultaneously improving cat well-being, reducing costs, and making cat care easier and more enjoyable.

[UPDATED TO REPLACE EARLIER VERSION THAT HAD TECHNICAL ISSUES.] If you want to know what your shelter, your community, and people who have lost their cats can do to get those MIA felines back to their families, we only have one thing to say: Here, kitty, kitty! In this free webinar, Brigid Wasson of Missing Pet Partnership examines why fewer than 2 percent of lost pet cats who enter shelters will ever see home again - and how to beat those odds.

Learn how community cat programs are working in shelters all around the country. Staff can’t believe the success they’ve seen and many now face ‘cat shortages’ during certain times of the year.

The Million Cat Challenge, originally launched to save the lives of one million shelter cats in North America, announced today at the Best Friends National Conference that participating animal shelters have doubled that original goal. The more than 1,500 North American animal shelters in the Challenge have saved two million cats as of July 26, 2019.

A wonderful educational campaign to remind Good Samaritans that Mama is the best caregiver for kittens (and she's likely on her way back!).

Description

When the open admission MSPCA made one seemingly small, easy-to-implement change, the positive impacts on intake and adoptions were immediate. What’s more, the change helped staff and volunteers innovate new adoption promotions and develop creative solutions to finding homes for cats with the most challenging litterbox and behavior issues.

In this free Million Cat Challenge webinar, Director Mike Keiley of the Noble Family Animal Care and Adoption Center MSPCA at Nevins Farm and Bryn Conklin Rogers, program manager for the MSPCA Boston Adoption Center, share what happened when they introduced seemingly small changes at the shelters - and how you can learn from their experience!

What real-world difference can the initiatives of the Million Cat Challenge make in an animal shelter? In this free webinar from the Million Cat Challenge and Maddie’s Fund, Dr. Cristie Kamiya of Humane Society Silicon Valley gives an overview of how implementing those initiatives has grown their life-saving capacity for cats.

"One Shelter’s Journey to Save More Feline Lives" also includes case studies showcasing their pre-intake processes, Pet Pantry program, their kitten nursery/foster program, and their community cat garden.

Learn how community cat programs are working in shelters all around the country. Staff can’t believe the success they’ve seen and many now face ‘cat shortages’ during certain times of the year.

How would you like to increase the number of cats whose lives your animal shelter saves by 70 percent or more?

That’s what the Capital Area Humane Society in Hilliard, Ohio, did, by implementing a number of innovative programs that allowed each cat in need of help to receive the exact services that individual cat — and that cat’s human caretakers! — needed.

Watch this webinar with CAH Executive Director Rachel Finney, and find out how they did it and get tips on doing it at your shelter, too.

60 seconds. Big deal, right?