Who we are:
We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to the protection of cats and homeless kittens. Our mission encompasses educating communities on the vital TNVR (trap, neuter, vaccinate, and release) programs, alongside our commitment to rescuing at-risk kittens from local Animal Care and Control facilities. By providing comprehensive veterinary care and nurturing environments, we prepare these kittens for adoption into caring, permanent homes
Why we want to help:
Did you know that kittens are the most vulnerable animals in high kill shelter? They are more likely to be euthanized than any other animal simply because they are not adoptable yet due to their age and size. Shelters work with limited space and staffing resources, and kittens require much more care than a shelter can offer. Oftentimes, that means euthanasia is the only option for these tiny lives. Snuffed out before the end of the very same day they were brought in. Unless... another rescue hears about their dire situation and is able to act in time to save them. But that means a loving and attentive foster must be available to personally feed and care for the baby or babies. Funding must be available for food, litter, and medications. Then, before long, the expenses of vaccinations and spay/neuter must be secured in order to responsibly rehome the kitten when ready.
We collaborate closely with local Animal Control Facilities to rescue the most vulnerable kittens, from newborns to those weighing up to 2 pounds, who are too young for adoption programs and at risk for euthanasia. Additionally, we are contacted directly to care for kittens with severe medical conditions such as broken legs, trauma, ruptured eyes, and ringworm. Our organization has built a strong network of medical foster families equipped to handle these challenging cases, ensuring the best possible care for these fragile neonates.
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