It’s the least wonderful time of the year – for shelters. Mild winters, low sterilization rates and active cat feeders in your neighborhoods add up to lots of kittens born in the community. They have already started to come in. Here is how you can help MADACC from now through November:
Supplies for Kitten Foster homes:
Successful management of outdoor cats starts with YOU!
If you are feeding a cat(s) on your property daily, they are considered to be YOUR cats. You will be held responsible for damage or destruction they cause. But, here is the good news! As their owner you have some wonderful options available to you. See More
We need your help to stop outdoor cats from breeding, from more kittens being born to breed (they can breed at 5 months of age), from people attracting large numbers of cats from mass feeding stations in residential neighborhoods. One or two cats is fine if they are not breeding. Your neighbors will not appreciate having 50 cats eating by you and pooping by them. Trust us on that one! See the flow chart for kitten instructions:
Short and long term fosters NEEDED! Click HERE for more info!
From a weekend out of the shelter, to socializing kittens until surgery and adoption, to helping us learn about the personality of a shy animal – we have a foster option for you! Fosters also get to be first in line to adopt their temporary roommate, or to find a home for them via your friends and family. We need help every day to ensure all animals can find a second chance and our fosters are a critical part of that! See what opportunities are available.
MADACC is proud to partner with the following organizations
