CCQ Spring 2020

CAT CARE QUARTERLY

ENRICHING THE LIVES OF PEOPLE AND CATS

From Your Executive Director

Dear Friends!

I hope that this Spring 2020 issue of Cat Care Quarterly finds all of you, your family and friends happy and healthy. It is certainly a different world than what we were experiencing just a short two months ago, but the cats and staff are adapting to the “new normal” and we know that more changes in the way we do business are on the horizon.

Shelters are considered an essential service, so while we have not been open for adoptions as usual, the amazing team continues to be here every day to care for all of our wonderful cats. I am very proud of our ability to continue our work while adhering to guidelines for social distancing, hand washing and wearing masks. We have not had any illness in our team and work very hard to keep the premises sanitized and free from any contaminants. Protocols are in place for everything from intake drop-offs to foster pick-ups. Appointments are prescheduled and conducted in a way that keeps everyone safe and free from disease.

To continue on that note, this update wouldn’t be complete without a huge thank you to all of the community members who have stepped up to foster and adopt cats during this challenging time. We have more than 65 cats in loving foster homes, many of which have turned into “foster failures” and we are processing the adoption paperwork to formalize new forever homes. These placements would not have been possible without the tireless and dedicated work of Jet Stoner, our Foster Coordinator and Community Liaison. In addition to those in foster homes, we still have more than 40 cats onsite in the shelter and have available space for kittens and emergency assistance. Please visit and share our website, www.catcaresociety.org, to meet all of our available cats.

I am sure that many of you are wondering what adoptions will look like moving forward. I don’t have the definitive answer for that just yet, but the board of directors and leadership team are working on it and we will have a solid and safe plan in place. CCS is a member of the Metro Denver Animal Welfare Association (MDAWA) and certified by the Pet Animal Care Facilities Act (PACFA). We are in constant communication with fellow members and officials to make sure that through our partnerships and shared respect for animals we will continue to support the cats in need in our community and handle shelter visitations and adoptions responsibly.

In the meantime, our operations team is taking this time to do deep cleaning, painting and repair projects so that when we reopen our doors we will be 100% ready to go and have our spring cleaning all wrapped up. The medical team is keeping

up-to-date on all exams and is planning and preparing to hit the ground running when we are able to get back to spays/neuters and dental care, currently considered elective surgeries. The administration team is learning how to connect with our constituents through online seminars, virtual events, and many social media outlets.

No matter what is happening outside our doors, you can rest assured that Cat Care Society will always be here for cats and the people who love them. When we reopen, we anticipate that there will be a significant uptick in intakes which will present the need for continued financial contributions. Any support that our CCS constituents can provide will be gratefully appreciated.

Please stay in touch through our Facebook page and our website, watch for updates in our online Newsletter or call me if you have any questions.

Stay safe and I hope to see you all back in the shelter soon!

Sincerely,

Jan Kelley Executive Director

CAT CARE QUARTERLY

the official newsletter of Cat Care Society is published quarterly

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Jan Kelley

OPERATIONS MANAGER

Nile Bunce

MANAGER OF COMMUNICATIONS AND EDUCATION

Kayson Cooper

DIRECTOR OF ANIMAL HEALTH

Molly Dawson

EVENTS MANAGER

Jane Dorsey

ADOPTION MANAGER

Julia Freeman

VOLUNTEER MANAGER

Amy Martin

DIRECTOR OF OUTREACH

Suellen Scott

ACCOUNTANT

Terri Terry

PHOTOGRAPHER

Cat Miller

FOSTER COORDINATOR

Jet Stoner

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Willow Arnold; Linda Brandon; Clyde Dawson; Ken Dobrovolny; Diedra Garcia; Kay Higgins; Linda Hougham; Susan Maness; Marla Stauth

ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS

Ashleigh Arnall; Roger Manke; Janet Patterson-Kane; Gail Tinianow PROGRAMS

Adoptions; Telephone Assistance; Lost and Found; Humane Education Presentations; Spay/Neuter Assistance; Volunteers; Planned Giving; Temporary Care Program; Behavior Counseling; Nibbles & Kibbles Food Bank; Animal Assisted Visitations

NEWSLETTER LAYOUT & DESIGN

Chris Hoffmeister

Phoebe: Another CCS “Where Are They Now?” Story

At Cat Care Society we understand that each cat is an individual with its own unique personality and intrinsic value. There is no cat that is too old, too young, too sick, or too sassy to be valued. We believe that every cat deserves a second chance at a happy life. Last January an elderly cat was brought to a veterinary clinic to be euthanized. Despite being over 15 years old, the cat was bright and alert. The veterinarian convinced the owner to surrender the cat instead, and soon Phoebe found herself at Cat Care Society. Anytime a cat over the age of 8 is brought into the shelter one of the first steps our medical team takes is to run a senior blood panel to make sure that all organs and internal functions are running smoothly. Phoebe’s results showed that the thin cat was suffering from hyperthyroidism; other markers indicated early kidney disease. On top of all of this Phoebe had such severe dental disease that one of her teeth had rotted through her jaw causing an oronasal fistula - a hole connecting her mouth to her nasal passage. Our veterinarian prescribed Phoebe the appropriate medications to manage her conditions and determined that she would need dental surgery despite her age and health-related risks. Severe dental infections pose health threats that reach far beyond the teeth and gums, seeping into the bloodstream and potentially infecting vital organs such as the heart.

medical experience, and she found herself once again on the operating table to have her oronasal fistula repaired. The operation went smoothly, and Phoebe was soon available for adoption in Cat Care Society’s room designated for cats with similar health concerns.

Phoebe spent the next nine months watching visitors come and go; staff began to wonder if Phoebe wasn’t better suited for hospice care due to her advanced age and multiple chronic conditions. This is where Loften and Shelby enter the story. They had visited Cat Care Society several times, along with other area shelters, looking for their first cat. Little did they know, their first cat was about to choose them! As soon as they sat down to meet cats Phoebe jumped into Shelby’s lap, and in their own words “forced them to adopt her”. Phoebe’s sweet, quirky personality had won them over. Her advanced age and medical history didn’t concern them. They knew that they had found the one.

Phoebe received a clean bill of health from their veterinarian, who stated that based on her records she had been in very good hands at CCS. The family shared that “Phoebe's been having a great time here, and we couldn't be enjoying her more. Her

Our Mission Statement

Cat Care Society operates a cage-free shelter for homeless and abused cats that provides adoption, counseling, humane education, and community outreach services to enrich the lives of people and cats.

Phoebe’s dental was a success. But multiple factors were continuing to work against her. The elderly cat came down with an upper respiratory infection (URI), common in shelter cats, especially those who are under stress. As Phoebe’s URI worsened she refused food. Since she was already dangerously underweight, our medical team decided to force-feed her through a surgically placed feeding tube. Phoebe was a fighter, and the medical team wasn’t willing to give up on her without providing her with every opportunity to succeed.

As Phoebe recovered she was placed in a foster home. She continued to grow stronger until her appetite had increased and her feeding tube could be removed. Unfortunately, this wasn’t Phoebe’s final

favorite thing is to cuddle up next to (or literally on top of) our chihuahua mix while he's napping. She'll seek out and occupy any lap on the premises, and if you get too comfortable, she'll move up and lie on your chest. She's a messy eater due to her teeth extractions, and we have to give her two medications, but it's a small price to pay for the joy and love she's brought us!

"It's a shame seeing older animals overlooked in the shelters. She's got a funny personality and lots of little quirks that you wouldn't see in a younger cat. It makes me really sad to think about all the families that passed her over due to her age and

medical issues, but that's overshadowed by my thankfulness that CCS took such good care of her and kept her around long enough for us to find her.”

For too many cats like Phoebe this story would have ended much earlier; euthanized for being “too old”, “too sick”, or “too expensive to treat”. Cat Care Society is nondiscriminatory in our love for cats, so no cat is ever “too” much of anything to be loved and valued as an individual. But we couldn’t do it without your support. Your contribution can help us make sure that cats like Phoebe enjoy all nine of their lives. Here are some of the ways your donations are put to good use:

• $1,000 - A year of care for a special needs or hospice cat

• $500 - A lifesaving dental surgery for a cat such as Phoebe

• $200 - A year’s worth of medications for a cat such as Phoebe

• $100 -Covers the cost to run senior bloodwork for one cat

• $50 -Covers the cost to place a feeding tube and save a cats life

• $25 - Provides a month of prescription food for one cat CCS can use recurring monthly donations as well as one-time gifts.

Use the attached return envelope, donate online at catcaresociety.org, or drop your gift off at our shelter

Mike Nevin Spotlight Volunteer, Spring 2020

Mike Nevin is one of those special volunteers we treasure here at Cat Care Society. Just as our shelter is unique and special, so are our volunteers!

Mike called Ohio his home but moved to Denver a few years ago to be with his family and grandchildren. Mike is an accomplished artist, attended art school and has taught high-school art classes. Although he originally painted landscapes, he discovered over 20 years ago that he really loved to paint horses, specifically draft and carriage horses. Mike still paints in his studio at his home. He has sold his paintings, although that has never been his true goal. He feels that marketing is not why you paint when you are an artist.

An experienced volunteer, Mike came to us over a year ago. He really wanted to be a part of Cat Care. He loved how the cats are cared for and likes that the staff

Workplace Giving

and volunteers are so friendly and kind. Mike is one of our afternoon feeders and a socializer as well. He likes feeding the cats as it’s the first time he is so popular! Mike has also donated generously to Cat Care and for that, we are most appreciative.

Mike has also served as a guardian to 18 cats; and he currently has two beloved cats of his own, Hobbs and Pepper. Mike actually loves all animals and is a longtime active supporter of animal rights. Mike has also owned 19 horses and ridden competitively.

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Check with your employer to see if they accomodate payroll deductions or if they support Community Shares of Colorado. Cat Care Society has been a member of Community Shares since 1997.

since 1997

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CCS participates in the Combined Federal Campaign annually, as a Community Shares member organization.

CCs participates in the Combined Federal Campaign annually, as a Community Shares member organization.

CCS participates in the Combined Federal Campaign annually, as a Community Shares member organization

But when it comes to cats, Mike says he has loved them all his life. He likes how they are intelligent, have different personalities and behaviors and finds their “mysteries”, as he calls them, intriguing. When not volunteering Mike likes to read, listen to music and take walks. Mike exemplifies why we love our senior volunteers. They bring experience, caring, dedication and are lots of fun to have around! The cats know when someone is cool, and they love Mike! We love him too!

Save lives while you shop

SDear TUNA:

Dear Sue Sioux:

My human says that I have stinky breath. She keeps trying to shove a brush covered in gel into my mouth. I have resisted and used my claws to avoid this strange form of torture. She says that it’s for my own good, but I know better than that. On an unrelated note, one of my teeth hurts when I eat my favorite treats. How can my human and I move past this dental dilemma and get back to cuddling on the couch?

– TUNA BREATH

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I know it may feel like torture, but I’m afraid your human really does have your health in mind. If you want to look as good as I do at the dignified age of 19, you’ll need to pay close attention to your dental health. To get more information for you, I’ve reached out to my good friend Laura Hedlin, DVM. You might want to share her tips with your human. “Home dental care is extremely important, but it doesn’t have to be torture. Start slow. First, help everyone get familiar with the process by gently massaging the outside of your cat's mouth so that it isn’t so startling when you try to clean the inside. Once everyone is comfortable with this you can apply a small amount of cat-specific toothpaste to your fingertip and massage the upper outer back teeth. Make sure you never use human toothpaste as it can be toxic. Animal toothpaste is specifically formulated and flavored to be more appealing to our pets. As this becomes more of a daily routine you can gradually move on to gauze wrapped around your finger, and eventually, a cat-specific toothbrush that is the right size and shape for your feline friend’s mouth. You don’t need to worry about brushing the inside of your cat's teeth, they get cleaned naturally as cats eat. Thankfully the 2-minute brushing rule doesn’t apply to cats, and 15-30 seconds a day focusing on the upper and outer tooth surfaces will make a world of difference to your cat’s dental health.”

Sorry if that sounds like bad news TUNA, but it really is for your own good. That painful tooth might be bad news too. I’ve seen lots of my shelter friends come in with painful teeth. Sometimes they won’t even eat food or spit it out while they chew because of their dental pain. Here’s what Dr. Hedlin says about that:

“If your cat is experiencing dental pain, abnormally smelly breath, or excessive drooling, it’s important for them to see a veterinarian right away. Even with regular at-home dental care like brushing, more severe dental issues can occur. Fractured, abscessed, or resorbing teeth are very common in cats of all ages. In these instances your cat will need to have dental surgery. This involves pre-anesthetic blood work to ensure proper organ function, dental x-rays to pinpoint all problems above and below the gumline, extracting the problematic teeth, and cleaning and polishing the rest.”

I know that may sound frightening, but it’s very routine surgery. Many of my friends at Cat Care Society and I have had it done, and it helps you look and feel like a kitten again.

– Sue Sioux

Have a question for Sue Sioux?

Send it to suesioux@catcaresociety.org and it may appear in the next edition of Cat Care Quarterly.

Does your cat need professional dental care? Visit catcaresociety. org/resources to find low-cost veterinary clinics and financial resources to help pay for your cat’s procedure.

Gifts Made with Love: July 1 – December 31, 2019

Many thanks to everyone who has made donations in memory of or in honor of someone special! Gifts not listed here will be credited in the next issue of CCQ. (We run about one quarter behind.) Questions? Please call Terri Terry at 720-221-8295 or email her at tterry@CatCareSociety.org.

NOTE: we have switched to a new donor database and will catch up on all memorial and tribute posts in the Summer 2020 edition of Cat Care Quarterly.

From In Memory of Pets

Julie Albi Hobie & Caspurr

Roberta Albi

Richard Albin

Vinnie

Chris Alexander Iffers

Esther Ambrose Andrew

Heidi Ammons Dizzy "Chancey"

Jari Anderson Muggins

Patricia Anderson Olivia, Isabel, & Sebastian Anderson

Alexis Anderten Paxton

Donna Andrews

Anonymous

Rajah

Deirdre Arnholz Pie Pie

Patricia Baker C C & Tammy

Sharon Ballard Faraji & Noruzi

Antonia Banducci Mitsu

Thomas Battaglia Puddy Puddster

Douglas Beeman Oreo

Virginia Belland Catmandu

Jennifer Bertino

Rosalind Bescheinen

Sandie Birlauf

Nala

Snookie

Teenie Babie

Fred Blackwell All our pets

Carol Blair Kelly, May & Shambika

Jane Blankenbuehler Gracie & Zoe

Amanda Blood Big Bubba & Oreo

Donald & Nikki Brandborg Noodles

Lynda Brecke Hannah

Beverly Breeding

Patricia Bresson

Julia

Patricia Brewster Emma & Peaches

Marilyn Browne Mama Kitty

Priscilla Burgard Sausha

Elizabeth Burgess Einstein (Bug)

Susan Calhoun-Stuber Murphy, Shiloh, Parker, Jasper & Jasmine

Carol Campbell Calvin

John Chelf

Toni Ciarlelli

Mr Cat

Rosie

Carolyn Clark Lucy, Tina, Blackie & Pearl

Cheryl Clarkson Daisy

Nona Clawson Boston & Dietrich

Linda Close Harley, Tookie & P-Cat

Diana Collins Cleo

Jessica Comerata The Great Comerata Pets

Brian Comstock Abigail

Gail Corle

Cynthia Cox

Retro

Patches & Spook

Robert Crees Kismet & Missy

Sandra Daley

Lucy

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Ellen Jamra Mercury

Robert Jirschele All of our pets

Brenda Johnson . . . . . . . . . Pixie

Walter, Ricky, Shelby, Buster, Ming & Holly

Clyde Dawson Penny, Alexander & Jezebel

Richard Detar Sam Cooke

Elizabeth Deville Nippers

Dirk Devries Willy

Eileen Doherty Cinders & Dusty

Jack Donnell Peaches

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Kilika

Moo

Elizabeth Dunfee Duke, Miss Valentine, Rusty & Libby

Pete Dupree Ceres & Pickles

Elizabeth Dymkowski Amy & Lala

Renee Emeson Paddiwak

Jared Ervine Puff, Paisley & Emilio

Mary Fairbanks Licorice, Kittinsky & Nebraska

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Edmond & Ty

Kathryn Fouse Zeke

Linda Frechette Kitty Pops

Douglas Freeland Tammy, Venus & Smpokey

Kathleen Gaffney Gabby Hansen

Kathleen Gaffney Gateway Way

Tish Gance Vega

Jody Georgeson Molly

Mr

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Bigglesworth

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Carolyn Glider My Soul Cat Noah

Jo Ann Greenwood Jazmyn

Christine Gudell Madison

Joyce Haen Spike

Joann Halpern Aine

Patricia Harrison Jack & Luke

Stanley Harvey Mr Big Stuff

Robert Hays . . . . . . . . . . . Gonzo

Pete Hemschoot . . . . . . . . Punkin Pie

Kathleen Heymans Ponco

Dave Hildebrand Girl Cat Sylvia & Mr Pibb

Deborah & Jay Hokanson Toby, George & Koda

Jackie Hoke Cecilia, Luna & Moon

Anne Holman Pip

Charlene Holt Fluffy

Susan Hopkins Chelsea Rose

Darlene Howell . . . . . . . . . Kittyboy

Glenda Hower . . . . . . . . . . .Gino

Diane Huber Scout & Tajj

Benita Jajjar Coco

Karen Johnson . . . . . . . . . Morgan

Pamela Kaiser Bailey & Simon

Alicia Karczewski Mongo

Stephanie Kessler Ricky Riccardo

Kaloea Kizzar Mr Sox

Sharon Knell Mardo & PJ

Sherry Korpi Cheeto & Leo

Brummage Leslie Max

Virgina Lewis . . . . . . . . . . Simon

Mary Linke . . . . . . . . . . . Sally

Robert List The Goomba

Alfred Litwak Ellie

Jennifer Liu Harley

Deborah Macnair Jasper

Sarah Makarechian Jasper Kitty

Holly Marshall Bobbers

Suzanne Matthews Samantha

Douglas Maul . . . . . . . . . . Simba

Michelle McAdams . . . . . . . Nugget

Shirley McBroom Gizzmo, Jake & Taffy

Tracy McCubbin Metz Tillman

Tracey McCullough Lucias

Leora Molcyk Nellie

Susan Murray Zeus

Elizabeth Neva Daisy

Mike Nevin All the cats in our life

Gary Olsen . . . . Lynx, Oisin, Ondine & Panda

Sharon Palmer . . . . . . . . . Kasper

Patti Parson Lizzie B , Marie Claire & Lucy the Kitty

Elaine Patnoi Cleo

Margaret Phillips CC, Chantel, Fiona, Sherman, Kelly, Khloe, Mr Black, Olive, May, Phil, Shambika, Yale

Arlene Pickett Grinch & Lady

Marina Pugacheva Chundra & Arisha

Michelle Rabatin Bigger & Licorice

Sandra Radford . . . . . . . . . Nikki

Carolyn Reed . . . . . . . . . . Tucker

Roberta Renard Sonya

Jane Richie Leafy

Fallon Roth Bartlebee & Morticai

Kari Sanders Chloe

Mark Sanders Fat Daddy & Milo

Michael Savage Hobbes

Jo Lauren Seavy Martie

Anna Serdyuk . . . . . . . . . . Benji

Carolee Shaw . . . . . . Amee, Jan B & Thor

Judy Simon Tigger

Robin Smith Tuxedo

Sheldon Real Inki

Elizabeth Riggs Dori, Mew & Mike

Pamela Schulte Tiger Kitty

Chondra Shah Tigger

Carolee Shaw Tosh

Twila Shyrock

Kim Sievers

Cubby

Kona

Allison Sisk Misty

Robert Smith Marshmellow & Theo

Bee Somers Hayley & Gus Gus

Karen Starkins Cleo

Lesley Stone

Luna Mia

Lisa Tennyson Minnie & Daisey

Stefanie Tompkins Pixel

Cheryl Wahlheim

Laura Waligorski

Mozart

Molly & Fee

Marla Weber Cannoli

Christopher Weiss Stella

Katherine Ziegenfus Ruby the Cat

Freddi Zitter-Smith Tinkerbelle

From In Honor of Person

Anonymous Christa Borchers

Anonymous Sarah Borchers-Reed

Anonymous Robin Wright

Anonymous Dr Barbara Goodrich

Sarah Bartell Kerry Mulhovich

Jason Beattie Jim & Jan Beattie

Todd Belanger

Doreen Berger

Michelle Bergren

Mary Borchers

Celisa Bryant

Joel Cannon

Sydney Haller

Robin Wright

Dana Bergren

Doug Reed

Pam Davis

Bonnie Solan

Shirley Cervene

John Chavez

Gail Condon

Jane Froman

Consuelo Chavez

Jeannie & Stanly Godbold

Patricia Constantino Erin & Harley Ellebracht

Cherie Danial

Janet Davenport

Marshall Dixon

Naomi Daniel

Wanda Olson

R Dale Brown & Kelly Ambler

Terry Eilertsen Grant & Luella Denn

Alan Farrell

Mike Ferguson

Lynda Fleckenstein

Molly Farrell

Doug Reed

Employees & Volunteers

George Frantz Shirley Gaylor

Pauline Fumagalli Regina & Joris Brinkerhoff

Pauline Fumagalli Tonia, John & Pat The Cat Wilson

James Furlong

Kyla Grant

Susan Grinnell

Hampden Heights Garden Club

Brett Bathey

Karen Larson

Leroy Robinson

Mary L Campbell

Tasha Heatherton Dr Kirpal Singh

Joseph Hiatt

Kelli Hines

Angela Rose Howard

Lorelei Chattle

Shirley Leahy

Dave Genco

Kathleen Husband Libera Northam

Gloria Hyatt

Tiffiny Kallina

Sue Fox

Canjar

Johnathan Kastner Nancy Schmidt Kastner

Jeffrey Larson Robin Wright

Laurie Leal Dorothy Trottier

Ramona Lidmila Christina M Pilonetti

Sue Long Sue Long

Joan Lund

Phyllis McGuire

Rita Lusk Pauline Foley

John Macdonald

Sarah Makarechian

James DJ Steiner

Dave Makarechian and Family

Sarah Makarechian Hassan Makarechian

Sarah Makarechian Virginia Bordignon

Michelle Martin Elizabeth Zwinak

David Martinelli Ellen

Edith McDaniel Ida & Marilyn Quintin

Amy L McKean . . . Marilyn & Ida Quinton-Cooper

Glenna McKelby . . . . . . Monica & Pat Craig Wild Animal Sanctuary

Michael Mendralla Martine Mendralla

Alice Meyung Vera Oppenlander

Lisa Miller Masslich

Tish Masslich

David Mitchem Jessica A Quirk

Charl Norloff Hilde & Dan Pearson

Christine Orr Katherine Orr

Gary Packard . . . . . . . . Tina Hogeman

Rebecca Palmeri . . . . . . . Steve Palmeri

Becker Parkhurst-Strout Tara Williamson

E J PIelsticker Stacy Coakley

Dee Pierce Tommy & Marley Pierce

Hannah Riedel Aaron Fikar

Phyllis Saphra Rachelle Naishtut

Carrie Sarlund Robin & Marty Wright

Suellen Scott Jan, Jane, Amy, Terri & Sheila

Eric Skolnick . . . . . . . . Kim Sporrer

Greg Stone . . . . . . . . . Barbara Stone

Jack Stone Jack Stone

Martha Theurer Russ Theurer

John Tice Cathy Newkirk

Laura Weber Lori Buck

Laura Weber Susan Kauffman

Maria Weber Alice Selby

Larry Wiberg Katie Wiberg

Kathryn Yankowsky . . . . . . Stuart Gordon

Sherry Zoeller . . . . . . . . Linda Pierce

5787 West 6th Avenue

Lakewood CO 80214

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Clay, Non-Clumping Litter

Clumping Cat Litter

Paper Towels and Toilet Paper

Lysine Powder

Tuna, Canned in Water

Dry Cat Food

Canned Food* (Cat, Kitten, Grain Free)

Kitten Food

Shelter Hours

SUN: 12-5 PM

MON: 12-6 PM

TUE: By Appt Only

WED: Closed

THU: 12-6 PM

FRI: 12-6 PM

SAT: 10 AM-5 PM

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Liquid Laundry Detergent

White Copy/Printer Paper

Cat-Safe Sanitary Wipes

Fish Oil Capsules

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