For reasons that I will never understand, someone named me Konga. Personally I prefer Kara or Karma or just about anything else. Anyway, I spent years living as a stray kitty before I was rescued by someone who saw my potential as a loving companion to a worthy human of my very own. Since I am a mature female with a penchant for warmth and affection, I suppose my dream come true would be with a human of similar feelings, preferably unencumbered by another cat. Whiskers of Hope, Inc. is a non-profit no-kill adoption organization for cats and kittens. We are an all-volunteer 501(c)3 not-for-profit charitable corporation. We operate a no-kill “virtual shelter” with all our cats in the care of foster homes. Whiskers of Hope needs your help and is always looking for volunteers that would like to foster homeless cats. Fostering can be a very rewarding experience! We rely on the support of caring individuals to feed and get medical care of our cats. All donations are greatly appreciated and are tax deductible.

Donations can be sent to our PO Box. Check out an introduction to Whiskers of Hope recorded by a local Girl Scout troop: Click the below button to donate. Your donation assists us with feeding and caring for foster cats and kittens as we wait to find them homes.Wide Slat Pvc Venetian Blinds You can also help whiskers by making your Amazon purchases through our Amazon Smile program. Electric Roller Blinds PerthJust click the below link, and your Amazon purchases will result in a donation to Whiskers of Hope:Goodyear Tire Store Nashville Tn All cats and kittens for adoption have been examined by a veterinarian, spayed or neutered, vaccinated against rabies and distemper (FVRCP), dewormed, treated to prevent fleas and mites, and tested for feline leukemia and feline immunodeficiency virus (FeLK/FIV).

Our adoption fees depend on the age of the cat: Adopting a cat will enrich your life, but it’s a lifelong commitment that deserves careful consideration. We require a completed to start the adoption process. Adoption applications can be submitted on paper in person, or online. We will require a couple of days to process your application and confirm your references. When your application is approved you will meet with the Whiskers of Hope, Inc. adoption coordinator and visit with the cat or kitten a couple of times until you both feel comfortable together. In some cases a home visit may also be required. Please note that kittens (under 9 months of age) are only adopted in pairs unless you already have a cat or dog at home for company. MSPCA Pet Owner Resources - Articles on living with pets, cat behavior, introducing cats to a new home, spay/neuter finaicial assistance, counseling, etc. PetFinder Learning Center - Articles and videos on pet behavior, nutrition, training, health, exercise, breeds, etc.

Cats - Articles, videos, blogs, etc. covering cat care, behavior, safety, products, veterinary care, etc. Catnip - Newsletter from Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine. Includes links to current articles, article archives, and book store. The Daily Cat from Fox TV 25 Boston - Articles, videos, quizzes, etc. on cat health, nutrition, behavior, and happiness. Everyone had a great time at the Paws & Pints night! Check out some pictures from the event: Click here to view these pictures larger Kitty Connection’s current wishlist: Yesterday’s News Cat Litter Grain Free Natural Balance Dry Dog Food Pet Supplies Plus Gift Cards Pine-Sol Disinfectant & Cleaner Donations can be dropped off at Kitty Connection’s bin at Pet Supplies Plus in Fellsway Plaza, Medford, Massachusetts. You can also mail them to us at Kitty Connection Incorporated, PO Box 559, Medford MA 02155. Thank you very much! Do you shop on Amazon? Did you know that you can help to support Kitty Connection at the same time?

Log in with Amazon Smile and Amazon will contribute a portion of the purchase price to Kitty Connection! Watch the video “Who Saved Whom?” featuring Marie Mazzeo, the volunteer coordinator for Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services, and the founder of Kitty Connection. With her connection to both organizations, Mazzeo attends to the emotional and physical needs of our elderly population by pairing them with companion animals. Kitty Connection was featured on the MassRealty website: “Another non-profit organization doing wonderful things for the town of Medford is their very own Kitty Connection. Homeless, abandoned, abused, and unwanted dogs of the community are cared and loved for by the volunteers of this group. In their eyes, every animal, just like every human being, deserves a loving and safe home. Apart from their care services, KC also provides low cost spay/neuter programs and work to educate the public on the importance of being a responsible pet owner. Members of the community looking for the addition of a pet to their home should consider adopting one of their precious animals.

Adopting one of these animals makes room for more neglected pets coming in!” – Read more here. Boston Globe subscribers: please vote for Kitty Connection in the GlobeGrant program! Help the Massachusetts Animal Coalition support spay/neuter programs through its “I’m Animal Friendly” license plate grants! and order your tax-deductible Plate today.What is Broken Tail Rescue? Broken Tail Rescue, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit animal rescue organization run by a group of dedicated volunteers in Massachusetts. We save dogs and cats from euthanasia and find them loving, happy homes. We focus on local animals in the New England area primarily but we also assist southern dogs as well when space permits. If you are looking to adopt a dog or cat, look no further! Help Broken Tail Rescue Save More Animals by Fostering! Because Broken Tail Rescue does not have a shelter, we rely solely on our foster home network to provide a safe and stable temporary home to get them ready for adoption.

It’s simple: the more people who open their homes for fostering, the more animals we can save. It’s a rewarding way to give to our organization and it’s a critical part of what we do. Most importantly, it’s fun! For more information please visit our volunteer page. Want to Make a Difference? There are so many ways you can help Broken Tail Rescue save more animals’ lives: Donate - There are many ways you can donate, all donations are greatly appreciated and every little bit helps! Right now, we need help raising funds for Frankie, who has seizures and we need to find out why! Consider donating to his YouCaring page. Foster an animal – the more foster homes we have, the more dogs and cats we can save! Come to our local events throughout MA. “Like” us on Facebook and spread the word to your friends about us and our adoptable pets. Subscribe to our mailing list! And of course, adopt a dog or cat! There’s one waiting just for you! Shop A great looking shirt, that helps a great cause!