Grandmothers & grandfathers

Any cash donation buys us everyday supplies like printer ink, paper towels, Ziploc bags or food.

Cash cards, like Costco, Office Depot, Office Max, Staples or grocery stores, also support our everyday needs for food, office, kitchen and laundry supplies.

$5 buys a lightweight breakaway collar that will fit any cat from 6 months on.

$10 buys a Turbo scratcher, which doubles as toy and scratching pad.

$15 buys an interactive feeding station to keep bored cats occupied looking for their kibble.

$10-$20 buys a yoga mat for the intake condo floors.

$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 Swheat Scoop non-toxic multi-cat litter.

$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 Petco ceramic fountain to help keep all cats and kittens hydrated (we have 2 from yard sales but could use 2 more).

$140 buys a Kuranda Cat Tower which provides nests as well as a ladder so the cats & kittens can access the catwalk from all directions.

$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.

We are a 501(c)3 organization, so your donation is fully tax-deductible. The volunteers and cats thank you!

Are you one of those people who hate taking their cat to the veterinarian?

You're not alone. Research says that 38% of people with cats get stressed just thinking about a vet visit. Most people say their cats hate going to the vet even more than they fear taking them.

This article has tips on how to make it easier on your cats to get the health care they need.

All of JUNE: Adopt-a-Cat adoption specials
FRI 6/21/2013: Midsummer Cat's Dream -- food, wine, & music to celebrate all things cat!
WEDS 6/26/2013: Eat, Play Love: a cat enrichment workshop
TUES July 16th: Clicker class at Camp Whiskers @HSPPR

As much as we love our cats and kittens, we love even more watching them go home with their new families. Thank you for their stories!

Maurice came to Happy Cats when his pregnant mom was found outside in the cold in January. A wonderful foster family helped raise him and his siblings, naming them after the old Bewitched TV show.

He is a striking silver tabby with the more rare Classic pattern of swirls on his sides instead of stripes. He was always very outgoing and friendly.

Maurice was adopted by Julie and Colin and settled in quickly with his new sexier name, Maui. They like to camp, so they taught Maui how to walk on a leash.

His adopters say, "Maui has his own special seat in the truck so he doesn't miss any wildlife as we drive through Colorado from campground to campground."

He's quite the experienced RV-er and just returned from his first camping trip this year. He was very excited to be camping again and started purring as soon as they put on his harness.

Julie and Colin say, "We really believe that the additional time he was nurtured by his Mom and with the great care given to him by Happy Cats Haven prior to adoption helped with his very loving disposition. If he could speak English, he'd thank everyone at Happy Cats Haven for taking such good care of him and finding him his new home!!"