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We are a non-profit organization that sells shirts, towels and mousepads to fund the housing, feeding and care of homeless animals. Our farm lets them roam as free as possible so they are not caged or penned. The dogs are in a one acre area surrounded by an underground fence. The cats are free to climb the trees in the woods and hunt small rodents for fun. They have their own porch with furniture and boxes to play in, and we have a hospital room in the basement for sick, injured or pregnant and nursing mothers. We only have one iguana at the moment, but iguanas are housed in a 9 ft X 11 ft room. |
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It all started 14 years ago when I got this grey kitten for my daughter's 12th birthday. From the first day, that kitten was mine not hers. We named him Fluff. Fluff died in 1993, but returned to me in 1995, in the room where he died. Fluff II is now 6 years old. He has won photo contests and his website has won many awards. He really is the reason I love cats so much, and make it my life's goal to rescue all the cats I can. I presently have 42 on the farm. There are some up for adoption, but many of them have been with me so long, I just couldn't part with them. Fluff is "MY" cat and definately will not be adopted out. Fluff's website is on Geocities. The site is "In his own words". It really is a cute way to view what goes through the mind of a cat. |
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When we get enough funds, our goal is to offer spay and neutering certificates to needy families that can't afford to have their animals fixed. This will help in the over-population of dogs and cats in our county. |
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