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Cat food—dry
kibbles
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Cat
toys—cats love
home-made stuff. Small and simple are best
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Digital
camera—it would
be so handy to have one available for “loaning”
to fostercargivers so they could provide up-to-date photos
for the website
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Canned
sardines or mackerel—we
use these “stinky” fish to bait our live-traps.
Cats (even the ferals, i.e., cats who have never been touched)
find the smell and taste irresistible
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Feliway™
(or Comfort Zone™) plug-in
diffusers and refills—these
contain artificial feline facial pheromones (kind of like
“feel-good/all-is-well” aroma therapy for cats)
We use them especially in multi-cat foster homes to help
with new-cat transitions
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Corrugated
cardboard cat-scratcher pads—cats
love them and it would be nice to be able to include one
with every adoption
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Paper
towels—w really
do try to use as few as possible, but when you’re
late for work and something messy happens...
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ScatMats™—w
use these very-very-low-voltage mats with behaviorally-challenged
cats who need to re-learn important lessons about things
like jumping up on the stove or to deter territorial marking
by the front door
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Cash
donations—these
may be earmarked for the Feral Cat Project; Spay/Neuter;
Cat Rescue/Fostering/Adoption; or Financial Aid for Veterinary
Emergencies
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In-kind
donations of your special skills—we
especially need folks with experience to share in public
relations; fund raising; grant writing; photography; and
providing foster care
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Storage space—we
are always looking for secure, easily-accessible space to
store things like kitty havens, extra pet taxis, pallets
of food and litter, and other animal-oriented paraphernalia
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