Subject
Helen, tortoiseshell calico
Helen was found as a young mother with two kittens. She is now spayed, safely housed, and cared for. The quiet cameras blend into her everyday surroundings.
Press · Winter Park, Florida
Meet Helen, a rescued Winter Park tortie on four live cameras. Helen the Cat Live is an independent tribute, not affiliated with the Woman’s Club or the Morse Museum.
Watch live hello@helenthecatlive.com Her story
Helen is a rescued Winter Park cat featured on four live cameras inside an interactive 3D sitting room. Viewers can also send her a $2 treat through the site. She is named for Helen Morse. Helen the Cat Live is an independent tribute and is not operated by the Woman’s Club or the Morse Museum.
Subject
Helen was found as a young mother with two kittens. She is now spayed, safely housed, and cared for. The quiet cameras blend into her everyday surroundings.
Location
Helen was found at the Woman’s Club of Winter Park and named for Helen Morse, who founded the Club in 1915. This site is independent of the Club, the Benefit Shop, and the Morse Museum.
The site
Water, Food, Treat, and Scratch cameras appear together on one wall monitor inside a 3D sitting room rather than a standard video grid. Viewers can send a $2 treat directly through this site.
Credit: Helen the Cat Live / helenthecatlive.com. Higher resolution on request.
Portrait
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Share card
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The 3D room
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Namesake
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Contact Ricky Reasner directly at hello@helenthecatlive.com in Winter Park, Florida. This address is for direct inquiries, not a mailing list.
Helen the Cat Live is an independent tribute. It is not operated by or affiliated with the Woman’s Club of Winter Park, the Winter Park Benefit Shop, or the Morse Museum.