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The summertime is a tough time for kittens born without a home and
3 out of 4 suffer and die on the streets if left alone!
There is a tragic kitten crisis happening on the streets of Orange County! The county has a terrible issue with abandoned and homeless cats and spring and summer are when most kittens are born. Hundreds of helpless, homeless young kittens are struggling to survive! The streets, alleys and gutters are terrifying places for baby kittens and without care, approximately 3 out of 4 will not make it without help! Our volunteers have already saved many, but we need your help so they can save, feed and provide vet care for many more!
Many kittens out there are starving, some are sick and others are killed on the roads as they run for their lives. Our group's volunteers are on the streets every day rescuing little innocent lives and providing food spay/ neuter, and vet care for hundreds of abandoned and stray kitties. This is only possible because of kind caring donors like you! Tragically, our group has run out of funds and cannot continue to save lives without donations! Every little bit helps!
If you want to learn more about this inspiring cat rescue project and the nonprofit groups that implement it; check out their Facebook pages: Click on this link for the OC Community Cats FACEBOOK PAGE: (and the link below this for Healing the Strays)
https://www.facebook.com/AnaheimFullertonTNR/
Click on this link for Healing the Strays (Marie Madrigal) FACEBOOK Page:
https://www.facebook.com/marie.madrigal.3
https://www.facebook.com/marie.madrigal.3
Here is a link to a TV NEWS Story about some kittens that our volunteers worked with firefighters to rescue from a sewer under the street: Kittens Rescued from Sewer - TV News Story!
Each kitten rescued by our volunteers at OC Community Cats and Healing the Strays needs vet care and formula / food and supplies. It ends up costing more than $100 to save each little life by the time they are treated at the vet, vaccinated, flea protected, and provided with formula, nutritional food and other supplies for their foster care. Our volunteers also care for mom cats and have them spayed when the kittens are older and provide TNR and care for stray and rescued kitties every day. Our volunteers can not save these homeless kittens and cats without your help! Each little life is so precious. Any amount you can donate will help save more little angels! Thank you from the bottom of our hearts! It would be a wonderful if you could also post this on your Facebook page and/or Twitter. Just click on the button above that says 'Share on Facebook'. Thank You!! Please help! Any donation is deeply appreciated!
If you would prefer to send a check to help the kittens, you can make the check out to the nonprofit : 'OC Community Cats' and mail it to: 9852 Katella Ave, #290, Anaheim, CA 92804. Be sure to write: 'Anaheim Fix Project' in the notes area of the check. They will send you a receipt.
All Donations from this page go to Anaheim Fix Project at OC Community Cats and Healing the Strays. All funds received by these two nonprofits go directly to help the kitties. Funds are used for vet care, food, medicines and supplies for rescued kittens, mom cats and other stray kitties in need.
If you would like a tax deduction receipt, you may send a private message via the Facebook page linked above for OC Community Cats. Include your address and a note telling them the amount you donated online. They will gladly send you a receipt. Thank you so much for your kindness!
More Info: Orange County, California has a terrible, widespread stray cat crisis. Hundreds of homeless and abandoned kitties depend on the all-volunteer, non-profit spay/neuter (TNR) organizations, OC Community Cats and Healing the Strays, which both implement the ANAHEIM FIX PROJECT. They provide spay/neuter, kitten rescue, food and emergency vet care for hundreds of abandoned and stray cats in Anaheim and many other cities across Orange County.
Thank you very very much!
Bless you for caring and helping!
Warm Regards,
Eve Sharon Hart
Fundraising Volunteer for Anaheim Fix Project at OC Community Cats / Healing the Strays
3 out of 4 suffer and die on the streets if left alone!
There is a tragic kitten crisis happening on the streets of Orange County! The county has a terrible issue with abandoned and homeless cats and spring and summer are when most kittens are born. Hundreds of helpless, homeless young kittens are struggling to survive! The streets, alleys and gutters are terrifying places for baby kittens and without care, approximately 3 out of 4 will not make it without help! Our volunteers have already saved many, but we need your help so they can save, feed and provide vet care for many more!
Many kittens out there are starving, some are sick and others are killed on the roads as they run for their lives. Our group's volunteers are on the streets every day rescuing little innocent lives and providing food spay/ neuter, and vet care for hundreds of abandoned and stray kitties. This is only possible because of kind caring donors like you! Tragically, our group has run out of funds and cannot continue to save lives without donations! Every little bit helps!
If you want to learn more about this inspiring cat rescue project and the nonprofit groups that implement it; check out their Facebook pages: Click on this link for the OC Community Cats FACEBOOK PAGE: (and the link below this for Healing the Strays)
https://www.facebook.com/AnaheimFullertonTNR/
Click on this link for Healing the Strays (Marie Madrigal) FACEBOOK Page:
https://www.facebook.com/marie.madrigal.3
Here is a link to a TV NEWS Story about some kittens that our volunteers worked with firefighters to rescue from a sewer under the street: Kittens Rescued from Sewer - TV News Story!
Each kitten rescued by our volunteers at OC Community Cats and Healing the Strays needs vet care and formula / food and supplies. It ends up costing more than $100 to save each little life by the time they are treated at the vet, vaccinated, flea protected, and provided with formula, nutritional food and other supplies for their foster care. Our volunteers also care for mom cats and have them spayed when the kittens are older and provide TNR and care for stray and rescued kitties every day. Our volunteers can not save these homeless kittens and cats without your help! Each little life is so precious. Any amount you can donate will help save more little angels! Thank you from the bottom of our hearts! It would be a wonderful if you could also post this on your Facebook page and/or Twitter. Just click on the button above that says 'Share on Facebook'. Thank You!! Please help! Any donation is deeply appreciated!
If you would prefer to send a check to help the kittens, you can make the check out to the nonprofit : 'OC Community Cats' and mail it to: 9852 Katella Ave, #290, Anaheim, CA 92804. Be sure to write: 'Anaheim Fix Project' in the notes area of the check. They will send you a receipt.
All Donations from this page go to Anaheim Fix Project at OC Community Cats and Healing the Strays. All funds received by these two nonprofits go directly to help the kitties. Funds are used for vet care, food, medicines and supplies for rescued kittens, mom cats and other stray kitties in need.
If you would like a tax deduction receipt, you may send a private message via the Facebook page linked above for OC Community Cats. Include your address and a note telling them the amount you donated online. They will gladly send you a receipt. Thank you so much for your kindness!
More Info: Orange County, California has a terrible, widespread stray cat crisis. Hundreds of homeless and abandoned kitties depend on the all-volunteer, non-profit spay/neuter (TNR) organizations, OC Community Cats and Healing the Strays, which both implement the ANAHEIM FIX PROJECT. They provide spay/neuter, kitten rescue, food and emergency vet care for hundreds of abandoned and stray cats in Anaheim and many other cities across Orange County.
Thank you very very much!
Bless you for caring and helping!
Warm Regards,
Eve Sharon Hart
Fundraising Volunteer for Anaheim Fix Project at OC Community Cats / Healing the Strays