For  The  Kitties
It probably comes as no surprise to most people that since we
have a farm out in the country we seem to be a choice target
of cat "abandoners". Of course not just our farm, but neighboring
farms all around us as well. As a result we see an abundance of poor
suffering kitties that are starving, cold,
sick and injured. In spite of that they continue to multiply,
having one litter of new kittens after another. Some are feral,
some are beautiful lovable animals that were clearly pets before being
thrown out of a car going by the farm.

What may surprise many of you is that there is no help for all
these kitties despite the glut of organizations receiving money
for just that purpose. The best any can offer is a "discounted"
certificate for spaying and neutering. Not much of a discount,
I've found, and when you start to multiply that by several cats
you realize it's an expense that most people
cannot cover themselves.

So I've started a fund to get help for these kitties. Of the
money collected, 100% of it will pay for spaying and neutering
these abandoned cats. I will continue to bear the cost and
labor of trapping and transporting these kitties to be spayed
and neutered. And I will also continue to personally bear
the cost of feeding these kitties. Should we lick the problem
here and more money is left, we will share the love with
neighboring farms living with the same dilemma. I picture a
future of greatly diminished suffering and multiplying of
unwanted, unloved kitties spreading out like ripples on the
pond when a pebble hits it, our farm being right in the center,
and the pebble being your donation.

Please consider making a NOT tax deductible donation to the kitties.
Click on the Donate Link below to make a donation through PayPal.
Even $1 will help when many other dollars join in.
I recently became aware that the Finger Lakes SPCA
offers a spay and neuter clinic for a very reasonable price.
I have received many generous donations and have since had many
cats spayed and neutered at the clinics with the money I have received
and the assistance of at least one very patient and dedicated volunteer
there.  The clinic additionally gives shots and treats the cats for fleas.
All the cats have recovered very well from their surgery with no
problems. I continue to trap the cats around the farm and have them
"fixed", then bring them back to their familiar surroundings.
Some are very social and adoptable.
If you'd like one please contact me.