Support the Westfield Homeless Cat Project (Westfield, MA)
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Westfield Homeless Cat Project – Every Penny Saves Lives
The Westfield Homeless Cat Project (WHCP) is a NO KILL, non-profit 501(c)(3) cat and kitten rescue organization in Westfield, Massachusetts. Since 2006, WHCP has rescued, vetted, and re-homed over 13,000 cats and kittens, giving them a second chance at life.
Our Mission
It all started when our founder, Denise, saved a mother cat and her kittens from being euthanized. That one act of kindness became the foundation of our mission: to ensure no cat is left behind. Today, WHCP continues to operate tirelessly, saving homeless cats in need.
The Challenge
Operating as a NO KILL facility comes with significant costs. Our expenses approach $300,000 annually, covering food, litter, medical care, and life-saving surgeries. We receive no government funding and rely solely on donations, fundraisers, and the generosity of people like you.
Our Shelter: Modest But Meaningful
Our shelter may not be glamorous, but that’s because every single penny goes where it truly matters—our cats. We prioritize saving lives over fancy facilities, ensuring that donations directly fund medical treatments, food, and urgent rescue efforts.
Your Impact
Your support directly changes the lives of cats like:
- Tripod – A kitten who lost a paw due to an umbilical cord injury, requiring amputation and special care.
- Prometheus – A 2-year-old survivor of a bobcat attack, undergoing multiple surgeries before finding a loving home.
- Jake – A blind cat found taped inside a box near a dumpster, who received critical surgery and now thrives in foster care.
How You Can Help
We invite you to be part of this life-saving mission. Every dollar donated helps provide medical treatment, shelter, and love to homeless cats and kittens.
- Donate now and share this page with your friends and family.
- Learn more about the WHCP on our website
Thank you for your kindness and support. Together, we give these cats the second chance they deserve.
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Westfield Homeless Cat Project
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