Cat's Cradle Branch of United Humanitarians

Description

Cat's Cradle has no operating facilities and consists solely of volunteers working from their homes. Cat's Cradle believes there is a better way to deal with the ever-growing population of homeless cats other than euthanasia, such as: 1) a low-cost spay/neuter program, 2) an adoption program, and a 3) a feral trap-neuter-release (TNR) program. In addition, Cat's Cradle has a Health Care Assistance Program understanding there may be circumstances preventing a loving, responsible guardian being able to provide necessary medical care for their pet. When a guardian becomes severely ill, mentally or physically disabled or experiences simple financial hardship, Cat's Cradle will be there to help. Volunteers will work with the guardian to provide transportation and/or financial assistance so the animal receives needed treatment.