Georgia was dumped at a feral cat colony as a small kitten. Barb, the colony’s manager, found and fostered her with her own household of rescued cats and dogs.
Ethan and his family had adopted a cat a couple of years ago who died suddenly of heart problems. They were looking for someone to help mend their own hearts.
Georgia now has more love in her life than she does names. Virginia the mom says, “She now has more toys than any decent kitty should have. Her idea of catch is for us to throw her ball and then for her to get it and run the other way with it in her mouth. Ethan calls this reverse fetch.
”She is a very well socialized kitty. Bless you for your commitment and caring. We are very excited to have you all and Georgia in our lives. We hope that our relationships will last a very long time.”
$5 buys a 
$10 buys a 
$15 buys an 
$25 buys the Idexx SNAP test needed for each new intake OR a microchip to identify the cat or kitten for life.
$30 buys a 40 pound bag of 
$50 (on average) pays for a spay or neuter for each cat or kitten, stopping the cycle of suffering and death that comes from feline overpopulation.
$55 buys a 
$140 buys a 
$1700 buys a double condo similar to the ones we have for intakes for the singles cats who need to live in the reception area. These can be purchased in memoriam or in dedication for your animal friends.
