Eating a catfood sundae for charity

I run a cat rescue (Poor Guy's Cat Rescue) by my own lonesome self. We (and by we, I mean me) have 90 kitties.

A majority of the kitties came from a nearby barn where the land owner would throw out kitties. It was an old barn that no one used. The land across the road was owned by a different person, and they put a trailer up for rent.

It wasn't long before some really nasty people moved in and we began finding cats dead or missing.  On one occassion we found a kitten that had been stomped. Each agency I contacted referred me to someone else.

I took what little I had, bought an acre of land behind my home and built a shelter for the kitties there. It began with 39, many who were already pregnant. I saved kitties from the local kill shelter that I had spent time socializing when I found out they were going to put them down. I've picked up strays, saved kitties from gas stations, many different places.

I got the idea from watching two fellows on youtube that did an ice cream challenge of their own.

Bromance Games:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uE4bZnC9KXc&t=31s

I don't have any friends of my own to do such a challenge with...or do I? I do have a lot of kitties...but what do kitties like and what might people tune in to watch? Kitties eat cat food...kitties like ice cream...maybe a cat food sundae?

I need funds for food, medicine, building improvements. Out of my income of $13,000 a year, over $7000 is spent on just food. I've tried local stores for food donations, Walmarts, etc., but am lucky to get 4 or 5 bent cans. 

Thanks for taking the time to read this and hopefully you'll enjoy my video.

Check out www.facebook.com/poorguyscatrescue and www.poorguyscatrescue.org