Vision

To end the suffering and neglect that community cats face due to their over-population. We want to see the day when there will no longer be cats wandering the streets in search of food or medical attention, left to fend for themselves in a world of diminishing resources.

Goals

1. 1.We are always expanding our programs to maximize available resources. Our Kitten Shelter Diversion program has dramatically reduced the number of cats entering kill shelters and virtually eliminated euthanasia as a result.
2. 2.Our clinical dates have increased from 2 to 3 per week to now 4 or 5. The number of cats that we now spay-neuter has grown from an average of 6,000 per year a few years ago to now well over 8,000 per year.
3. 3.In order to accomplish the goals noted above, we have brought on staff, increased fundraising, open new avenues for community involvement and added a Development Director to coordinate everything.