All Things Kitties Shelter is devoted to, you guessed it, all things kitties.

We shelter cats that were abandoned, injured, sick, and feral cats that are unable to survive on their own. We feed alley cats and also TNR to prevent unwanted kittens. We have been doing this since 2011. We are an independent sanctuary and up until now, we haven't had the need to do a fundraiser for veterinarian services. Recently, we have had to put off several procedures due to lack of funds. In September, we spotted this cat coming to eat with the feral cats. Obviously, he had been recently abandoned. He kept his distance but soon would come running when he saw the food being put out. After a few weeks he started coming closer and began to ankle rub on the feeder. This is when we noticed his bad eye and we started referring to him as One Eyed Pete. We tried trapping him for a couple of weeks and finally were able to catch him with a drop trap. One eyed Pete appears to be around one year old and has not been neutered. He also has taken on a semi feral disposition and does not allow us to do eye drops or mess with his eye easily. It is possible he will need to have his eye removed at the same time he is neutered. Currently we do not have the funds to have him go under anesthesia to have his eye examined and be neutered. While under anesthesia, the vet will contact us concerning his eye and what is best for Pete. Until we have the funds One Eyed Pete will remain crated. He is worthy of having this medical procedure. He is friendly and becoming more social. He has already suffered enough from being abandoned by his previous owners and left to survive on his own. Won’t you please help us give this boy a second chance at a good life that is pain free. We can't do this without your help.

All Things Kitties Sanctuary needs your support. If we were to reach this goal and after the fees the go fund me takes, we have a senior cat in need of a dental and lab work that we would use the remaining balance on. Following her we have a female about five yrs old who needs an MRI to find out why she has breathing issues. Please help if you can and share this post with other cat-loving people. Thank you.