Cat Ranch Rescue Needs List

In Graham County, NC sits a refuge for feral cats to run, play, eat, and rest.

The 501©(3) organization, Cat Ranch Rescue in Robbinsville which is also a no kill non profit is in dire need of supplies right now.

Their needs list is as follows:

Funding for vetting, which includes FIV tests, Rabies, and medicine; cat collars, flea spray for cat house and around outside.

A 12 x 12 piece of good linoleum to replace a very old piece used in the isolation room.

Kitty Litter - prefers Arm & Hammer Multicat Hard Clumping.

Cat food - Kitten Kaboodle, 9 Lives, Special Kitty, Friskies, Deli Cat, cat treats, 9 Lives or Friskies wet food, raw chicken livers or raw boneless chicken.

Old or new towels or small blankets

Adams Flea and Tick Mist

Flea foggers

Cat toys - laser lights, crinkle tunnels, cat scratching post and cubbies, kitty balls; etc.

Anything they can sell or raffle off may be donated and the agency will give you a donation receipt for your taxes.

Fosters for cats or dogs.

Volunteers for fundraisers.

The company will add more to the list as their needs change.

Catranchrescue.rescuegroups.org is the site to donate.

Did you know that many Bay Area shelters in California are forced to euthanize thousands of kittens yearly, according to Tails of the City from the SF Gate?

But you can help change their fate.

"The San Jose Animal Care Center takes in more than 11,000 cat and kittens annually and nearly 2,500 of those are euthanized for no other reason than being too young," says sfgate.com. "While the East Bay SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) doesn't euthanize animals, organizers are in desperate need of foster families."

To help address the current kitten crisis, Pet Food Express is offering 20 percent off all kitten food and supplies at all 35 of its stores for customers interested in making a donation to help shelter programs, according to research.