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Can’t Make it to Kittenaid2011? You can still help cats!

What’s that you say? You can’t make it to Kittenaid2011? You’ll be out of town? It’s your aunt’s birthday? You can’t handle crowds? But you wish you could be there, and you believe in what we’re doing and wish there was some way for you to help out?

Have no fear! We are here to help!

 

 

…to help you to help us to help cats. If you can’t make it to our benefit on Sunday, please consider sending a couple dollars out way. Just click the button above and follow the instructions. We will use your contribution to help feral cats get spayed/neutered and vaccinated, and adoptable cats and kittens on the street get the medical care they need, plus proper socialization, before we place them in good homes. We work hard to make our donations stretch, so every little bit helps!

Thank You So Much!

Busy-ness Business!

Lately, there’s an awful lot of focus on Kittenaid2011. It’s a week from  Sunday, so that’s understandable (if you plan on attending, why not hop on over to the facebook page and RSVP?) but we certainly don’t want to give you the impression that that’s the only thing we’re working on. Far from it. It is important for us to raise funds, obviously, and we’re excited about the event, but we never want helping out cats in need to take a backseat to fundraising.

Here is just a snippet of what else is going on:

1. We have two really delightful kittens currently in a foster home that are hoping to get adopted. We’ve had a couple of inquiries about them, but at this point they are still available! They go by the names of Pinkie (m) and Ella (f). Here are some old-timey looking photos!

  Pinkie                                                                                                      Ella

We don’t have the adoption questionnaire up on the site yet, but in the meantime, you can request one, or inquire about these friendly babies by emailing Katherine at katherinedmau@gmail.com.

2. Web stuff, like making this site work, getting registered with Petfinder (we’re still working on this one!) and what have you. This is the boring stuff!

3. Working hard on trying to trap an adorable family in Midtown Detroit. It is a mother cat with two kittens, and unfortunately, the mom knows we’re up to something. We want to get them while the kittens are still young enough to socialize, before it gets really cold, and before the mom cat has more babies. When we are able to trap them, the whole family will all be spayed/neutered and vaccinated (as well as receiving any other necessary medical care) at All About Animals in Warren, Mi. The kittens will be fostered and then adopted into new happy homes, the mom will either be fostered and adopted, or re-released after she’s recovered from surgery, depending on how feral she is.

We’ll keep you posted!

4. Talking with our friends and neighbors, to try to help as many homeless cats as our time and funds will allow, and planning for future partnerships. We’re also looking into ways we can help responsible cat owners get their cat-friends spayed/neutered both inexpensively and conveniently. Look for more announcements concerning these things soon!

Oh yeah, and there’s still plenty to do before Kittenaid2011 on October 16th! Phew!

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Kittenaid2011 is right around the corner, on October 16th, which also just happens to be National Feral Cat Day! Ok, I’m going to be honest, we did that on purpose. If you are in the Detroit area, we’d love to see you there. Here is the facebook event listing!

 

Last year’s event was an enormous success for the first time out the gate, and we’re hoping the second annual Kittenaid event will be even better! We’ve got some great bands lined up, and it promises to be a great time. In addition to that, it will be a good opportunity to find out a little bit more about what we do, and get involved.

 

At Kittenaid2011, you can learn more about:

+feral cats, and how you can improve their lives, and consequently the lives of their human neighbors (you!).

+exactly what your donations to Kittenaid Detroit do.

+great volunteer opportunities through Kittenaid Detroit – just a little of your time can save lives!

+our adoptable cats and kittens, looking for loving homes.

+low-cost spay/neuter options for your pet cats (it is easier and cheaper than you think! you may not even have to leave your neighborhood!)

 

Hope to see you there!