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We're close to wrapping up another successful month of our FURPOWER $1 Donation Challenge. GREAT job raising money this month for Kitten Rescue. The grand total will be close to $2,000 including on and off-line donations. THANK YOU!Now it's time to select another organization to help in May.
Please comment below with the name of the rescue organization you'd like to submit into our drawing. The organizations must: be a U.S. organization, a designated 501c3 non-profit and include cats in its efforts.
Also, to be fair I can't accept "anonymous" submissions so please leave your name OR email me at romeo at romeothecat dot com with your submission.
We'll be taking submissions until April 30, 9 p.m. EST and doing our random drawing and announcing the winner on Friday May 1.
Here's how to increase the chances of your favorite being selected:
1. Tell your friends to come here and comment! The more submissions for your organization, the better chance you have of winning.
2. Subscribe to this blog and leave an additional comment telling me you did!
3. Tweet about this campaign and leave a comment telling me you did (with your twitter handle).
4. Blog about this on your blog! And leave a comment linking to your post.
Pugs and I can't wait to help another hardworking, deserving organization!
Email me with questions at romeo at romeothecat dot com.
GO FURPOWER!
xo,
R & P
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This is such a wonderful thing that you and your mom are doing.
ReplyDeleteRomeo, we would like to nominate the Beaufort Community Cat Project for your May recipient.
ReplyDeleteThe Beaufort Community Cat Project is a close-knit network of volunteers working to decrease the population of free-roaming (stray and feral) domestic cats in a seaside community near Cape Lookout, NC. The BCCP was formed in 2006 when several like-minded citizens banded together to address a community-wide issue: free-roaming cat management and the need for non-lethal methods as opposed to the traditional trap and kill(over 99% of trapped free-roamers are euthanized) method exercised by the local Animal Control. The Beaufort Community Cat Project (BCCP) is a non-profit charitable organization holding federal tax exempt (501(c)3) status and operates on a small budget of less than $10,000 annually.
We have blog post about it:
http://thecreekcats.blogspot.com/2009/04/hit-me-with-your-best-shot-movie-monday.html
We also tweeted, our handle is thecreekcats!
The BCCP uses the Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) method to help stabilize and eventually decrease the population of local free-roaming cats. Not only does TNR prevent unwanted births, it leads to a significant overall increase in the health of individuals and entire colonies of free-roaming cats.
ReplyDeleteIn addition to its TNR work, the BCCP works collaboratively with other local animal welfare groups to bring awareness to the problem of pet overpopulation and advocate for humane solutions. The BCCP operates solely on donations and has limited access to reduced cost spay and neuter resources, thus limiting the amount of sterilization surgeries that can be performed per year. Any funding that BCCP receives is used for purposes directly related to its mission. beaufortcats.org
We have also subscribed to your blog!
Thanks, Romeo!
We agree, please support the Beaufort Community Cat Project!!!
ReplyDeleteWe're seconding (or thirding) the Creek Cat's nomination of the Beaufort Community Cats project. Their human works for the project, so we know it's a great cause, and we'd love to see them receive some support.
ReplyDeletehttp://beaufortcats.org/
Count me as a supporter of The Beaufort Community Cat Project (BCCP)! They does good stuff for kitties.
ReplyDeleteI am nominating the Marathon animal shelter in Marathon Fl. They are a no kill shelter that runs soley by donation. They run out of litter and food frequently. When I lived there I used to bring them food and litter once month. They are so overrun because of being an no kill and running on donations only they really deserve some help.
ReplyDeleteHi - I nominate DFW Tzus & more rescue http://dfwtzusandmorerescue.com/ They are an awesome group. I recently adopted my little Abby from them. I know you are a kitty - but please consider your doggie friends! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm voting for the Creeks Cats BCCP -- I like the catch/fix/release. I wish more communities had a group like this.
ReplyDelete--Jasper
I nominate the SPCA of Franklin County in North Carolina. The help people who are low income get their cats fixed and by helping feral cat caretakers too! www.spcafc.org
ReplyDeleteI also twittered about this - our handle is spcafc AND I subscribed!
ReplyDeleteI'm voting for the BCCP. I know first hand how hard this group of people work to help the feral cats around the Beaufort area.
ReplyDeleteRalph Gillikin
Hai Romeo, dis is @bubbba (i iz using mai Momz accoutn to submit mai nominashunz). I vote for Persian and Himalayan Rescue, cuz dey iz the place that saved me. And they help all the anipals not just us flat faced doodz. She helps dogs, and cats, rats, bunnehs and works in partnership with her local SPCA (Carolyn, is the president of PHCR and also on the board of directors of the SPCA). This group headed by Carolyn, is truly tireless in der effortz at helping the anipalz and I would have been putz to sleeps wiffout dem cuz I would have been consiered unadoptable. Now i iz a hous cat and luved and haz step brofurz and a step sistfur too cuz of dis group of hoomanz.
ReplyDeleteps... you iz mai hero. You totally rockz for all dat you do for all da anipalz.
ReplyDeleteNominating Serenity Equine Rescue in Maple Vallue WA - it's foal season and we're at capacity. Need to build a composting facility, as well as the perennial need for bedding, feed and medicine. http://serenityequinerescue.com
ReplyDeleteI'd like to also nominate the Beaufort Community Cat Project. They do great work to help the feral community in their area!
ReplyDeleteThis is so wonderful, I would also like to nominate Serenity Equine Rescue and Rehabilitation, who was recently commended for their pivotal efforts in the prosecution of a local animal hoarder. Visit their site at www.serenityequinerescue.com to see more-
ReplyDelete55 horses and 5 pigs have been rescued by this group.
Because the focus is on rehabilitation before adoption, all horses are brought in and healed - including shots, hooves, teeth, etc so we could use the grant to get teeth done and vet care for our current rescues.
View our blog about this contest at: http://serenityequinerescue.blogspot.com/ and please nominate Serenity, we could use these funds to continue our good work. Thanks for offering this wonderful opportunity. If you want to see our farm, we're open to the public on Sundays from 11-2 or by appointment, we'd love to show you the great work being done at Serenity Equine Rescue!
ReplyDeleteHey Romeo! I think the Creek Cats got it right--My vote is for the Beaufort Community Cat Project (http://beaufortcats.org/default.aspx). And now I shall go and blog about it!
ReplyDeleteThe Beaufort Community Cat Project is decreasing suffering for street cats. They could really use some funds for spay and neuter.
ReplyDeletewww.beaufortcats.org
Paula
Nominating CAWWS (Capital Area Animal Welfare Society) From Baton Rouge, LA www.caaws.org
ReplyDeleteThey do all they can, but they do need help since they aren't government funded like some are.
Thanks,
Lynda
We vote for BCCP!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm nominating Catering to Cats & Dogs / Friends for Life LKN of North Carolina for all they have done and continue to do for homeless pets of this very needy state!
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
Blake
I AM NOMINATING LAKE NORMAN LUCKY CAT, 20117 W CATAWBA AVE, CORNELIUS, NC 28031-4007
ReplyDeleteTOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
Another nomination for www.serenityequinerescue.com!!
ReplyDeleteI nominate the Franklin County Humane Society in St. Albans, Vermont. Franklin County is one of the poorest in the state and has many small farms. Unfortunately, many cats and kittens are often dropped off at these farms. We work with local farmers to help get these and feral feline communities spayed/neutered and vaccinated. With the farming economy at an all-time low, these farms and felines need all the support and financial assistance they can get.
ReplyDeleteI nominate Lake Norman Lucky Cat in Cornelius. They do, and have for years, a fantastic job controlling the feral cat population in this area. They spay/neuter, and work closely with other rescues who find homes for lots of cats and kittens.
ReplyDeleteFetsje
I would likes to nominate The Beaufort Community Cat Project!
ReplyDeleteMEOW:)
ReplyDeleteI AM NOMINATING LAKE NORMAN LUCKY CAT, 20117 W CATAWBA AVE, CORNELIUS, NC 28031-4007
Hi Romeo -
ReplyDeleteIt's me, @JennyRosePetal. I would like to nominate Animal Protective Agency's Harmony House For Cats located in Chicago. This is where I met my momma.
Founded in 1970, Harmony House is Chicago's second oldest no-kill animal shelter and also the second humane organization to open a cageless adoption center for cats and kittens in Chicago. Harmony House is a 501(c)3 charitable organization. Their website is: www.hhforcats.org
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ReplyDeleteWe vote for the BCCP that The Creek Cats suggested.
ReplyDeleteWe like The Beaufort Community Cat Project! There are so many worthy organizations that need help. We think this is a super thing that you are doing!!
ReplyDeleteWe like to see the Beaufort Community Cats Council as the May beneficiary,
ReplyDeleteIts a great action what you are doing :)
I agree with everyone who suggested Beaufort Community Cats Council. They are helping feral kitties like I used to be!
ReplyDeleteHi Romeo! We also would love to see the Beaufort Community Cat Project for your May recipient!
ReplyDeletePurrs, Siena & Chilli
Romeo, I would like to nominate the Beaufort Community Cat Project for your May recipient.
ReplyDeleteHead-bonks from Gandalf and Grayson
Count us in. We both agree, please support the Beaufort Community Cat Project!!!
ReplyDeleteToo bad that it can only be US organization.
ReplyDeleteRomeo, thanks to you and your brother for looking out for kitties in need and helping out. We'll be back in May with a donation to the lucky good cause,
ReplyDeletePurrs
Gypsy & Tasha
I am retweeting this, of course.
ReplyDeleteI nominate the Hermitage Cat Shelter http://www.hermitagecatshelter.org/ They are a cat sanctuary that doesn't euthanize "unadoptable" cats (and they don't cage the cats either!). You can adopt cats from there like any other shelter. They also take care of supposedly "unadoptable" special needs kitties, and they even have kitties with diseases that make them truly unadoptable.
They also have a program to help people feed their pets if they can't afford food.
Quoting their site:
"The mission of The Hermitage Cat Shelter is to advocate for homeless cats in our community by:
* Actively seeking permanent, loving homes for the cats in our care
* Providing lifelong care to those cats who for behavioral or medical reasons are unable to be re-homed
* Educating the public about responsible companion animal guardianship
Vision Statement
Our vision for the future is that:
* Every cat is spayed/neutered and is cared for in a loving home by a responsible guardian
* People treat animals as the sentient beings they are, ensuring that they are neither exploited nor harmed
* The Hermitage Cat Shelter is a world-class organization, providing sanctuary care for cats needing temporary or permanent shelter, and promoting the innate value of all animals "
This is a great thing! It is very nice of you to do this. It is great to meet you.
ReplyDeleteI missed National Hairball Day cause my beans were out of town. I just wanted to let you know my favorite hairball ever is the one I left by the Christmas tree two years ago. It was a thing of beauty and I think my beans really appreciated it.
Pasado Safehaven has paid for the medical care & found foster homes for hundreds of puppy mill dogs, neglected horses, goats & cows and cats who are victims of crime this year alone. They even temporarily took in animals who evacuated for floods. They do good work with love & compassion.
ReplyDeleteI nominate Project HALO.
ReplyDeleteProject HALO is a non-profit, NO-KILL rescue organization based in Charlotte, North Carolina. They are a 100% volunteer organization and are privately funded. Without volunteers and private donations they would not exist. They rescue homeless, stray and unwanted dogs. They take care of all the vet work including shots, sterilization and heartworm treatment, when necessary. All of Project HALO's animals are vet current and sterilized prior to adoption. They feel that this is the only way to run an animal shelter in a responsible manner.
I would like to suport the nomination of Beaufort Community Cat Project for your May recipient.
ReplyDeleteThe Cat House on the Kings! http://www.cathouseonthekings.com/
ReplyDeleteVideo at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwM6f0liHpo
California's largest no-cage, no-kill, lifetime cat sanctuary and adoption center. Our mission is to place rescued cats and kittens into loving, permanent homes; to provide a safe, happy and healthy home for unwanted cats and kittens in a unique, no-cage facility; to prevent pet overpopulation through spaying and neutering; and to educate the public about responsible pet ownership.
Since its founding 17 years ago, The Cat House on the Kings has saved over 18,000 cats and 5,000 dogs (not counting the 40,000 animals we have spayed and neutered!) and currently cares for more than 700 cats and kittens!
Awesome! I'd like Beaufort Community Cats Council as the May beneficiary :)
ReplyDeleteI'm going to vote for The Cat House on the Kings as well. They do really great work there.
ReplyDeleteWe're supporting the Creek Cats and are nominating the Beaufort Community Cat Project! Our mom thinks Trap/Neuter/Release is a great program for feral kitties!!!
ReplyDeleteWe'll tweet about this too...TheIslandCats!
I would like to second the nomination for Persian and Himalayan Cat Rescue.
ReplyDeleteHi Romeo! We blogged about this today (we are nominating the Beaufort Community Cat Project - http://beaufortcats.org/):
ReplyDeletehttp://mishkathryn.blogspot.com/2009/04/tortie-tuesday-with-tasha_28.html
And of course, we're subscribed to your blog (we were already, so not sure if this counts!)
ReplyDeletePlease choose Cat's Cradle in Morganton, NC. The founder, Lynda Garabaldi, has been a no-kill cat advocate for a number of years and is always in need of donations and volunteers. She finds it very difficult to tell callers that the cattery is overflowing. I'm not sure of their URL, so I hope this goes through.
ReplyDeleteWe would like to vote for the Beaufort Community Cat Project too!
ReplyDeletejane & Alice
Beaufort Community Cats Council, please!
ReplyDeleteI would like to nominate Kansas City Siamese Rescue. We are an organization that over the last 11 years has grown from a small breed specific organization to one that now averages close to 100 rescues a month and maintains a no-kill policy. We have averaged for the least few years a placement rate in excess of 70% annually.
ReplyDeleteWe are an all volunteer/foster network organization and are funded solely through our adoption fees and gracious donations from our supporters. Any help we can garner is always appreciated! Thanks for considering us!
I would NOT cast a vote for Serenity Equine Rescue!
ReplyDeleteYour dollars are spent on making the owners property look better cosmetically rather than the horses.
I second that. They should be shut down!
ReplyDeleteI am voting for Kansas City Siamese Rescue - and I am one of those volunteers!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to post my support for Kansas City Siamese Rescue. Great network of dedicated people. This small hardworking group has averaged over 600 rescued/rehomed animals a year for the past 5 years! and without RAISING their adoption fees in the past 11 years. They also have a number of older/disabled cats that they continue to care for. and its Kitten Season!
ReplyDeleteI am posting my support for Kansas City Siamese Rescue!! I have been a foster mom for 4 years and our group would really appreciate your consideration!!
ReplyDeleteMelisa said...
ReplyDeleteI have known this wonderful organization for over 8 years. This is a hard working group of people who really want what is best for the animals. They are very worthy of your consideration. I personally have adopted many cats from Kansas City Siamese Rescue and have been quite pleased with the people I have dealt with as well as the beautiful cats I have adopted,
I say we ALL vote for Kansas City Siamese Rescue, it's a wonderful organization dedicated to helping furry friends of all breeds! Woohoo! Vote KCSR!
ReplyDeleteI nominate Kansas City Siamese Rescue! I have adopted all of my cats from them! They work hard and kitten season is now upon them!!
ReplyDeleteWow1 what a time you are going to have picking from all of these great shelters. I'm voting for the BCCP !
ReplyDeleteThanks Romeo,you are a hero!
Hi Romeo! I'm Kate I've talked to you on twitter and so has my brother Sawyer! I'm @katiekatkou and my brother is @sawyerbeankou . Our mom and all our brothers and sisters were rescued by the Hillside SPCA. They are a great organization because they are a no kill shelter that also lets the animals roam around and interact with other animals. The cats have a large area with a covered outside section too so us kitties can still watch the birds. We are so thankful we were saved, now we have a loving adopted Mom who spoils us! We hate when she goes to work but love when we hear her car pull up at night!!
ReplyDeleteThe Hillside SPCA is located in Pottsville, PA they often struggle for money and last year they were almost forced to close because of their high oil bill. We'd love to help them survive and were helping you could help! If we can't be picked for May could you give us some guidance and a good way to raise money for them??
Thanks Romeo! PS-I loved your article in the newspaper :)
- Kate
(with help from her brother Sawyer and Mom) Michele
ooops I forgot to include their website www.hillsidespca.com/
ReplyDeleteThanks Romeo!!
Kate
I vote for Kansas City Siamese Rescue !!!
ReplyDeleteI agree! The Kansas City Siamese Rescue is a huge credit to the area, they are top notch!
ReplyDeletei would like to nominate Journey's End Animal Sactuary. http://www.journeysendsanctuary.org/
ReplyDeleteJourney's End Animal Sanctuary provides lifetime care and shelter for dogs, cats, horses, pigs, sheep, and birds that have been abused, neglected or have special needs. Rather than emphasizing adoption, Journey's End provides a homelike setting where animals can enjoy the remainder of their lives in a comfortable, loving atmosphere
Another vote for Kansas City Siamese Rescue.
ReplyDeletewww.kcsiameserescue.org
The deserving puppies, kittens, dogs and cats (and even the occasional Potbellied Pig) need all of the support they can get, especially this time of year!
A huge thank you to all of the volunteers and foster parents that continue to help save these precious animals year after year!
I vote for Kansas City Siamese Rescue!!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Romeo and Pugsley,
ReplyDeleteI would like to help out my friend's cats with asking for Beaufort Community Cats Project to be the nominee.
thank you for helping the furries and your good work :)
kind regards, Annette
We nominate the Kansas City Siamese Rescue, and say Thank You for finding us a great home with lots of love.
ReplyDeleteA huge thank you to all of the volunteers and foster parents.
I want to nominate Kansas City Siamese Rescue (KCSR)for this award. The volunteers, there, work diligently rescuing cats and finding good homes for them. In addition, they work hard to generate interest and to encourage much needed donations.
ReplyDeleteRomeo,
ReplyDeleteI subscribed to your blog and support the Beaufort Community Cat Project.
I nominate KCSR. They do a terrific job of rescuing and finding homes for all sorts of cats and dogs.
ReplyDeleteI would like to nominate KCSR and thank them for all the diligent work they do to care for and relocate wayward animals. The TLC they show for each and every animal is amazing.
ReplyDeleteRomeo,
ReplyDeleteI would like to express my support for the Beaufort Community Cat Project. This small organization is making a real difference in the lives of felines in our community and doing a great job of educating the public in the process. www.beaufortcats.org
This is a great thing you're doing and we've subscribed to your blog!
Thanks!
Brazilian Patinhas on line for support!!!
ReplyDeleteI nominate the Beaufort Community Cat Project for humanely reducing the free-roaming cat population in coastal NC!!
ReplyDeletewww.beaufortcats.org
I would like to nominate Kansas City Siamese Rescue. The dedication and hard work of the volunteers has helped to save many furry lives and has enriched the lives of the adopters by fitting the correct animal to the correct adopter. Kitten season has hit and this brings with it both joy and heartache - joy for the kittens that are healthy and heartache for the ones that do not make it. Kansas City Siamese Rescue operates on a shoe string and a prayer so that furry lives can be saved and given a loving home.
ReplyDeleteI would like to vote for Kansas City Siamese Rescue, it is a great organization!!!
ReplyDeleteI vote for Kansas City Siamese Rescue and Friends, Inc. I've adopted several pets from that group. Am amazed at their compassion for and caring of the animals they take in.
ReplyDeleteI vote for Kansas City Siamese Rescue. What a great group!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to nominate Serenity Equine Rescue and Rehabilitation in Maple Valley, WA. I've been volunteering there since September of last year, and have seen some amazing recoveries by the horses there.
ReplyDeleteHorses that come in frightened or mistrustful learn that they are in a safe place and that humans are their friends, horses that come in neglected and underfed get their needs seen to and their weight brought back up. We've got an amazing crew of dedicated volunteers (30 and growing!) who come every week to clean stalls and pastures and to groom and work with the horses.
Here's the SERR website: http://serenityequinerescue.com
Romeo -- we nominate the Creek Cats's choice BCCP cuz we are all ferals and know how hard it is to live out there in the streets! We want to help other ferals like us. We subscribed to your blog and have a post of this on ours.
ReplyDeleteGo Kansas City Siamese Rescue!! That's my vote!
ReplyDeleteShout out to Kansas City Siamese Rescue! All the people dedicated to helping all these animals are real, unsung heroes.
ReplyDeleteKansas City Siamese Rescue goes above and beyond to help animals and rescues them when others won't! They are very selfless and sacrificing in all that they do. They do a wonderful job of matching up furry friends with forever families whether it's a dog, cat guinea pig, etc., they don't discriminate!
ReplyDeleteI vote for Kansas City Siamese Rescue. These folks are truly dedicated and it shows in their compassion and caring for all the animals they take in and their commitment to be a no kill shelter.
ReplyDeleteHi again Romeo,
ReplyDeleteWe wanted to let you know that we blogged about Beaufort Community Cat Program to be nominated as May's recipient.
http://stuffformypet.blogspot.com/2009/04/bccp-nomination.html
Thanks again for being such a generous cat!
Hi Romeo,
ReplyDeleteWe have blogged about this again today and re-tweeted! We are nominating the Beaufort Community Cat Project!
http://thecreekcats.blogspot.com/2009/04/urgent-bccp-needs-more-nominations.html
I would like to nominate Home for Life, a no-kill animal shelter in Minnesota that takes in unwanted,neglected and abused animals. These animals live at Home for Life for the remainder of their years, thus the name. The shelter does great work with women's shelters also, bringing the animals in to show the children that you can be abused and come out of it okay and be loved.
ReplyDeleteAnne
I have tweeted about your blog and my nomination of Home for Life. Whoever you pick tomorrow I'm sure will be worthy of the honor!
ReplyDeleteHi Romeo
ReplyDeleteI'd like to also nominate the Beaufort Community Cat Project, Its a GREAT job wath you are doing ^___^
I would like to nominate Kansas City Siamese Rescue. I have adopted from KCSR and i can't say enough great things about this organization. They are one of very few no kill shelters in the area. All of the animals are in excellent shape before they can be adopted, spayed/neutered, and have updated shots. KCSR members are very loving and caring and make sure the pets go to the best homes available. they are dedicated beyond belief, are very patient when the adoptees (humans) have questions, and are extremely helpful in steering the adoptees in the right direction so they can provide the best care for their pet(s). I recommend this shelter to everyone i meet that is looking for a pet.
ReplyDeleteI nominate the Kansas City Siamese Rescue & Friends, Inc.
ReplyDeleteThe work that they do is awsome. I have adopted a cat from them and the pre- and post-adoption assistance that they provided was fantastic! They go to great lengths to do screen and place the cats with the appropriate home.
My vote is for Kansas City Siamese Rescue. I've done some work with them, and their members have a tireless commitment to what they do.
ReplyDeleteWe would like to nominate: the Ginny Fund which Philip Gonzales started while Ginny was alive to feed and vet cats lives on. Each cat is spayed/neutered, vaccinated, provided with any needed veterinary care and fed daily. Good homes are found for some of the tamer cats and those with special needs who would not fare well outdoors are cared for in the groups' own homes. The Ginny Fund is committed to the 200+ cats living in 21 feral colonies lives on. Philip and other volunteers still go out in all weather to make sure all the cats are fed. It is a registered non-profit.
ReplyDeleteIn addition to the feral cats, the Long Beach Animal Shelter closed two years ago, but cats and dogs are still cruelly abandoned in boxes at the shelter doorstep. The Ginny Fund rescues these unwanted animals and provides the same services and care that the colony cats are given.
The Ginny Fund is supported entirely by donations! It is a registered non-profit. Donations are tax deductible. It has no paid staff or directors, so more than 85% of each dollar donated is used for food and veterinary services. The other 15% goes toward mailings and necessary business expenses.
http://www.ginnyfanclub.com/
ReplyDeleteWe will vote for The Beaufort Community Cat Project, this month. You have so many great
ReplyDeleteplaces that you could pick one every month!
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ReplyDeleteOops, sorry about that up above! We're nominating the Beaufort Community Cat Project!
ReplyDeleteHi, Shilgiah, Tommy and Hope would like to nominate Beaufort Community Cat Project..please.
ReplyDeleteI would like to nominate Kansas City Siamese Resque. They have been wonderful to me and my four persian cats that I adopted through their organization. I got two brothers in 2003. They
ReplyDeletewere abandoned at 3 weeks old and they nursed them along as kittens before I adopted them. They were beautiful and so loving, and continue to bey treasures. In fact they were so delightful that last year I decided to adopt another persian kitten. Rene Martinez told me that they had a couple of cats that were abandoned on the streets and nearly starved before they were found. They had been shaved because their fur was matted and dirty. Rene allowed me to see a vet because the kittens (it turned out) had caught a virus. With the help of the vet they kittens survived and are happy and playful today.
I am so pleased with the treatment of these cats that I have urged others to adopt all sort of cats through Kansas City Siamese Resque. The people who run the organization are so loving and concerned with their animals. I am asking their organization to be rewarded.
My vote is for Kansas City Siamese Rescue! They have been rescuing cats and kittens for 11 years and has now branched out to dogs and puppies.
ReplyDeleteWe have gotten all our cats from Kansas City Siamese Rescue. Great, professional rescue!
ReplyDeleteI would like to nominate Kansas City Siamese Rescue. Even though they deal mostly with cats, they found it in their hearts to take in a litter of abandoned puppies and their mother. I was lucky enough to adopt one -- the first dog I've ever had -- and he is absolutely wonderful! Everyone at KC Siamese Rescue has been so helpful and informative as I brought the puppy into my family of 4 cats. I could not have done it without them. Please reward this wonderful organization.
ReplyDeleteDeirdre Zongker
Kansas City, Missouri
We vote for Kansas City Siamese Rescue. Our mommy works really hard at resuing cats and we love them. Especially the kittens.
ReplyDeleteHi Romeo! I would like to nominate the Beaufort Community Cat Project for your May donation recipient. The BCCP is an all volunteer Trap-Neuter-Return organization and they run solely on donations.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Hi Romeo I would like to nominate the BCCP for May.
ReplyDeleteI would like to nominate Catnip rescue organization in Folsom PA - info@catnipcats.org
ReplyDeleteCatnip is a no-kill cat rescue and adoption organization.
Enterprise Cat and Barb
I would like to vote for Kansas City Siamese Rescue, I wouldn't adopt cats from anyone else!! They do all breads not just Siamese and are even doing dogs and puppies. They also take cats back that they adopted out many years ago and try to find them new homes. They are AMAZING!!!
ReplyDeleteI would like to cast my vote for Kansas City Siamese Rescue. We are a small but mighty kitty rescue. Well, mainly a kitty rescue. We have one volunteer whose heart is so big that she can't stand tbe idea of pregnant moms and babies being euthanized and so also fosters momma dogs and puppies and our group also helps adopt them out to wonderful homes. i am also a foster mom. It is such a fulfilling feeling to see a cat that was sad or sick or abandoned make a person's family whole. With kitten season upon us we could rally use all the help we can receive to spay the moms and babies and find homes for them.
ReplyDeleteThank you for all tbat you are doing.
Merry
BCCP please.
ReplyDeleteDearest Romeo,
ReplyDeleteI support the Beaufort Community Cat Project for your May winner! They have helped improve the lives of many many cats in our area!
We follow our friends advice and recommend the Beaufort Community Cat Project.
ReplyDeleteWe love our friends at Central Texas SPCA!
ReplyDeleteSusanK
Boardmember
Oh my goodness! Amazing article dude! Thank you so much, However
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