Here is a new exciting way for you to help our kitties. You choose a cat
to sponsor for one year. Each month we will mail you a picture and a short profile of the
kitty you have chosen. You decide the amount you want to send. Your monthly contribution
will be used to support your kitty...with medicine, veterinary bills, toys, bed, and
treats.
The Sponsor a Special NEADY Cat Program will focus on our long term
residents - the older cats, the cats with ongoing medical problems, and those cats that
have not been socialized enough to be considered "adoptable."
Chances are these cats will never be offered a home. Since
we are a no-kill shelter, these cats can live at the shelter for the rest of
their lives. They will receive lots of love, and all the care and comfort
they need. We need your help to do this.
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1. GINGER, 1 year, is a petite tiger with a bit of a ginger personality.
If you approach her without warning, she may bite or scratch. Ginger has
tested positive for leukemia and her life span will most likely be
considerably shorter than that of a healthy cat. |
5. HELEN K is a two year old cutie with a mild disposition. Helen has
tested positive for the kitty AIDS virus and has limited vision. She has
her favorite places to snooze and has no trouble moving about the
shelter. Someone found Helen in her kitty crate in the middle of their
driveway. |
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MR. BOOTS arrived at the shelter very skinny and his fur was thin and
limp. He was born with a very weak heart and his prognosis for a long
life is not good. He has blossomed into a big handsome cat with a full
thick coat of fur and handsome gold glittering eyes. |
6. GARNET,
3 years, is a sweet little miss who has a beautiful pattern to her brown
tiger fur. Garnet has many qualities we associate with feral cats. She
is distrusting of people, loves other cats, watches from a distance, and
is frightened beyond belief if we try to touch her without her
permission. |
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3. CHAMPAGNE, 4 years, is an adorable small gray cat. She was found in a garage
behind some boxes when she was a kitten. Champagne has lost most of her
vision due to her many illnesses. She has tested positive for feline
leukemia and was recently diagnosed with diabetes. |
7. POE is an 8-year-old Maine coon look-alike. She is a gorgeous girl
with easy care fur and big saucer eyes. Poe is a very playful girl who
has been diagnosed with early renal failure. |
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4. CHARLOTTE was rescued from an abandoned building that has
since been demolished. She has been tested positive for the kitty AIDS
virus. Charlotte is a petite brown tiger with big yellow pleading eyes.
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8.
HERCULES came to us looking like a bag of bones, with a chest full of
fluid. We determined Hercules had a very bad heart. The prognosis was
dim and it looked like he would live only a few months. Two years later,
he has gained weight and looks great. |
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9. REVOLVING SPONSORSHIP...we will select the kitty that needs you the
most each month |
