Donate

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Hello! We are thrilled to see you here on our donation page because that means you are curious to learn about ways you can support our efforts to help cats in need - and that is truly a wonderful thing!  

We have several ways in which you can be a BIG help to our organization:

• Donate items from our wishlists (Chewy and Amazon)
• Shop online with participating retailers through iGive
• Make a one-time monetary donation or provide ongoing support through monthly donations for general funds OR TNR - you choose!
• Fund-A-Feral - virtually adopt one of our sanctuary cats by committing to a monthly donation to cover their needs.

With your support, we can continue to:

• Provide much-needed spays and neuters (TNR) to community cats so that their quality of life will be better. 
• Provide food, shelter, and necessary medical care to cats who reside in our sanctuary - at least 75% of whom are feral, seniors, and cats with medical needs.
• Provide a temporary home to cats from TNR locations who are friendly or need some extra TLC and socialization. This will allow them the chance to be adopted into a loving home through our rescue partners instead of living a hard life on the streets.

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Below is a brief list of what your donations can cover:

• $10 - 1 rabies or distemper vaccine
• $30 - 1 FIV/FeLV combo test
• $60 - 3 bags of cat food
• $100 - 1 female cat to be spayed and vaccinated
• $120 - 2 male cats to be neutered and vaccinated

Make a Donation:

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Cats Who Are Helped with Your Donations

This mother gave birth to 6 kittens and was part of a 15+ cat colony that quickly doubled in less than a year.  But thanks to donations, we were able to spay and neuter all of them and many were transferred to rescue partners who adopted them out.  This took a huge burden off the caretaker who was low-income and was having a very hard time feeding them all. 
​Spay and neuter procedures are always needed and donating to our TNR fund helps cover this need.

There are many cats and kittens in our community who end up sick and/or injured.  Donations are important to assist in covering medical needs (vet visits, medicine) and basic needs such as food, water, litter, shelter, and enrichment so that they can improve and thrive! 

Our sanctuary is home to over 100 cats, many of whom are feral, seniors, or require special care.  Donations to the general fund help cover the costs associated with their care, which is approximately $5,000/month!  Or you can choose a special kitty to virtually adopt through our Fund-A-Feral program here.

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