Your additional donation will go to the following Cat Welfare Association Programs including the following:

The Altering Fund helps us fight the problem of pet overpopulation by providing vital low cost spay & neuter services to cats in the community through local veterinarians and spay & neuter clinics.

Joey’s Good Samaritan Fund, formerly known as The Good Sam Fund, provides assistance to owned cats who are in need of medical care beyond the financial ability of their family.

The Willard’s Village Babies Fund helps feral cats and their advocates through free spaying & neutering, loaning out humane traps, and providing food for colonies. This fund was set up in memory of a special colony cat named Willard that was helped by Cat Welfare. Willard was first seen in an established feral cat colony in 2004. He was more social than the cats that had been living in the colony for several years but was still standoffish.

The Vincent Fund was established to help pay for unexpected vital medical care for our shelter cats. The fund is named after Victoria Bonner's cat Vincent.

The Ishie Memorial Fund is used to care for the permanent residents of Cat Welfare. Sometimes a cat enters our shelter and, for whatever reason, finds itself making Cat Welfare it's permanent home. These cats are near and dear to our hearts and the staff, volunteers, and visitors of the shelter become their family.  Ishie was one of those special kitties that lived at Cat Welfare in the 1980s.