Donations And Thanks
Donations
Donations to the cat rescue of any food, supplies, towels, toys, scratchers, blankets, carriers, insulated drink coolers (which get converted into feral cat shelters) or monetary donations, etc. are greatly appreciated. We rescue and treat cats that are both feral and friendly. Feral cats are spayed/neutered, vaccinated and medically treated and then are returned to their feral cat colony (which is being fed by a volunteer daily) or placed as barn cats. Friendly cats are adopted to homes. The adoption fees help offset the costs associated with the cats before they are placed for adoption. The rescue absorbs all the costs for the feral cats because even though feral cats only incur expenses to the rescue and do not generate any incoming adoption fee to offset those costs, it is a priority to prevent an explosion of overpopulation of feral cats. Occasionally rescued cats (both feral and friendly) need extensive medical tests, care (including surgery), and medication before they are placed for adoption, or returned to a feral colony, or placed at a farm. This medical care is covered by the rescue and the costs of their medical care are absorbed by the rescue as well. Therefore, all donations directly support the care and adoption of rescued cats and the support is greatly appreciated.
Thank You
We would like to thank all our trappers, caregivers, volunteers and foster families for volunteering all their time and effort they put forth on a daily basis to help rescue, rehabilitate, treat and care for our rescue cats.
We would also like to thank all the vets and their staff who have helped us spay/neuter, treat and care for hundreds of cats for us over the years and for all of their veterinary knowledge and advice that they have given us to help us care for our rescues. This includes the vets at Spay Spa & Neuter Nook, Dr. Sue McDonough of Animal Birth Control, and Dr. Rachel Wiley of Petvacx Animal Hospital. They are all invaluable to us and we are grateful for their support of our rescue.
We would also like to thank Pet Valu and Petvacx Animal Hospital for allowing us to place our homeless cats up for adoption in their places of business. This has facilitated hundreds of adoptions in the past several years. The staff of both Pet Valu in Ellicott City and Clarksburg, and Petvacx in Rockville have also been instrumental in helping to care for our cats while they are up for adoption in their places of business. * *Please note that due to the Covid19 Pandemic, that cats are temporarily not on display at any of these locations but that we are still actively rescuing, rehabilitating, and adopting out cats through Petfinder and other means.
We are also greatly appreciative of all the pet food donations that we receive from Pet Valu in Ellicott City and Clarksburg, PetSmart in Catonsville, and from other private individuals. These pet food donations are critically helpful in allowing us to feed 200+ feral and friendly cats every day. And lastly, we are extremely grateful to everyone who has adopted one or more of our homeless cats, and/or donated food, items and monetary donations to help us to be able to continue to support our rescue efforts.
We are also greatly appreciative of all the pet food donations that we receive from Pet Valu in Ellicott City and Clarksburg, PetSmart in Catonsville, and from other private individuals. These pet food donations are critically helpful in allowing us to feed 200+ feral and friendly cats every day. And lastly, we are extremely grateful to everyone who has adopted one or more of our homeless cats, and/or donated food, items and monetary donations to help us to be able to continue to support our rescue efforts.