Support Our Mission to Save Homeless Cats

2025 is off to a great start and we are continuing to help find homes for homeless cats! Part of our mission is also helping cats in need generally…as we all know there is an exorbitant number of stray/unhomed cats out there and when we are alerted to one of them who has a medical need we always try to step up…and get them seen and treated whether friendly or feral, we cannot look away from an animal who has absolutely nothing in the world and is suffering on top of that. That all said, so far this year between the cats & kittens in our rescue needing unforeseen medical care; multiple senior cats in our senior to senior program needing ongoing medical care; and of course injured or sick stray cats we have spent over $25,000 this year already…yep…that’s right 25K! Sadly the emergency vets we are forced to use as there is really no alternative charge exorbitant fees even with a rescue discount and just general vet care is now also through the roof expensive. We are in debt and working to pay off these bills, so we can be solvent enough for the next crisis…which I am sure is coming. Rescue is extremely hard, but the number one reason we can’t do more is financial…we have the will and always absolutely do anything to help that we can, but we really and truly need money, we need people to adopt the many animals we have waiting to go home and fosters too…but honestly without funding we can’t do anything. Please consider contributing to our rescue. We are a small local rescue that helps cats regardless of where they are found, we do not like some rescues only help within our town limits…so we are supporting many cats from other areas with zero infrastructure & resources. We can’t do it all, we can’t save every cat…but we can try and with some support we can keep it going. We are fully transparent and happy to share all our vet bills and you can visit our cats and our team at the Princeton Petsmart. We are not a faceless organization, we are fully volunteer based…every cent raised goes to the care of the cats we are helping. Thank you!