Donar
¡Kitty Cottage es una organización sin fines de lucro financiada con fondos privados que depende completamente de donantes como usted! Trabajamos incansablemente para encontrar hogares para siempre para gatos y gatitos necesitados. Todos nuestros gatos están al día con sus vacunas, esterilizados / castrados y tienen un refugio acogedor al que llamar hogar temporal. Gracias a ti, podemos continuar nuestra misión.
KITTEN SURRENDER INFORMATION
We are only able to assist kittens with the help of our amazing fosters. We have a limited amount of fosters each season, and can only help as many as our foster families can handle. Kittens are typically too small and more prone to illnesses when they stay in the shelter, so the safest place for them is in a foster home until they are spayed or neutered, vaccinated and ready to place in their forever homes. Click here to learn more about becoming a foster with us.
Please send us an email if you would like to inquire about placing abandoned kittens with us. Donations will always be greatly apprecieated at the time of surrendering.
STRAY CAT SURRENDER INFORMATION
Please keep in mind that we are a CAGE-FREE animal shelter, meaning all of our cats interact with each other. Please use the graphs below or please use our resource spreadsheet for more information on what to do if you come across an adult stray who needs assistance.
It is very important to note that not all outdoor cats need to be rescued. Most thrive outdoors and are called community cats. If an outdoor cat looks healthy, it probably has a caretaker and should be left alone. If it's ear is not tipped, it should be taken for spay or neuter and released back to it's original location. If it's ear is tipped, someone has already helped it out by getting it spayed or neutered. If an outdoor cat is sick, unkempt or injured, it needs help. Please find a qualified TNR group to assist catching the kitty and finding it adequate health care. DO NOT trap a cat unless you have a place lined up for it to go. KITTY COTTAGE CAN NOT ACCEPT STRAYS OR FOUND FRIENDLY CATS!
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