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Advocating for Kittens through foster, rescue, and TNR Initiatives
Foster
Overpopulation at animal shelters and rescues continues to be a significant problem in most communities around our country. When our capacity allows, we support our local agencies by fostering abandoned kittens 4-11 weeks old, providing a healthy space with attention to detail in their care, socializing them, and assisting in finding them safe and loving homes.
Rescue
Preparing our rescue kittens for their forever homes is at the heart of what we do. By providing a safe, healthy, and enriching home-like environment, our furry friends are well-adjusted and generally make an easy transition into their new homes and families. After an initial vet check and quarantine, they are integrated with our other kittens in our "cat rooms" where they are loved, socialized, and promoted.
Our no-kill rescue has placed 100% of our kittens into loving homes across six states since our founding in 2019.
TNR
A staggering number of cats and kittens are euthanized at US shelters each year - 330,000 in 2023. The main contributor to this sad fact is the overwhelming number of cats that are simply not spayed and neutered. We participate in the practice of TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return) to help reduce the number of feral and stray cats within our community from having litter after litter of kittens. A breeding pair of cats and their future offspring can produce over 2 million cats within eight years, so TNR programs truly work to greatly reduce the number of kittens born each year.
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“Let us develop respect for all living things." Jane Goodall