The kitties at Caroline's Kids Pet Rescue and we, Tom and Judie Brown, and the
staff and volunteers at our no-kill cat sanctuary, Julius' House, in Concord,
Ohio, need your help to provide for the cats in our care.
Our organization,
Caroline's Kids Pet Rescue, is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated
to the care and humane treatment of aged, chronically ill and abused cats.
We want to provide an alternative to euthanasia for cats that are not suffering,
but yet have been abandoned or surrendered by their owners.
Our free
roam facility provides a last chance for the "furkids" whose lives would otherwise
come to a premature end. Our inspiration, Caroline, was one such creature who
found sanctuary with compassion.
| Founder,
Judie Brown being nominated for Cat Hero of the Year |
The first-place winner of the
contest will receive a $5,000 donation to his or her organization. Animal Planet
will announce the winner at 10 pm on December 4.
Read
Sun Messenger article - written by Susan Ketchum on 10/02/08.
Read News-Herald article - written by Jenny May
on 9/26/08.
WKYC Channel 3's Newscast by Mike O'Mara:
"Rescued cats have special home for the holidays" broadcasted 11/23/07.
Office
hours Monday - Friday 10 am - 5:30pm for adoption, volunteer opportunities and
fundraising help.
Currently we are not accepting any cats. We are a
limited admission facility on an available space basis. Calls and emails will
not be returned.
Visitors to the sanctuary are most welcome, the cats
love company. The sanctuary is open for tours 7 days a week between 10am -2pm
at 7394 Morley Rd. in Concord Township.
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| Won't
you please help us at Caroline's Kids Cat Sanctuary? |
Purchase t-shirts and sweatshirts. Click
here to order.
Walk of Love
Kicking Off Our Fundraiser for Our WALK OF LOVE. This year we are adding
to our beautiful sanctuary property a walkway in memory of furkids,
family or friends who you want to remember with an engraved brick.
[ See More Information ]
Order
and renew your favorite magazines!
Caroline's Kids Pet Rescue will receive a commission on each order your
place.
December 7 at 2:30
pm
Tree of Love Lighting
at the sanctuary in Concord. [ See More
Information ]
Donate to
the Roger Fund
Roger, a cat hit by a car, suffered injuries including a leg broken in five
places. Roger, rescued by Caroline's Kids Pet Rescue, survived a "touch
and go" costly surgery authorized by Caroline's Kids Pet Rescue.
They have now established a "Roger Fund" to pay for future animal surgery
or emergency care. You can earmark your donation for the Roger Fund.
Make a cash donation
Please help us care for our sick, abused, and aged cats by sending a check
to
Caroline's Kids Pet Rescue
P.O. Box 24068
Mayfield Heights, Ohio 44124
Post a memorial for a pet
Honor your pets who have gone to the Rainbow Bridge by posting an online
memorial on our web site.
[ See more information ]
Volunteer your services
For more information, please contact us.
Give cat food and supplies
Please click here for our food and supplies "Wish
List".
Adopt a loving cat
For more information, please call Judie Brown at 440.449.3496 Monday - Friday
10 - 5:30 pm.
Love
for Life Program - Who will care for your cat if something happens to
you?
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Hello,
my name is Caroline and even though I've gone to the Rainbow
Bridge, my spirit lives on in Caroline's Kids Pet Rescue.
Caroline's
Kids helps, old and sick cats, like myself, to live out their lives with care
and compassion. Caroline's Kids Pet Rescue has a no-kill philosophy that allows
these furkids, who have nowhere else to go, to live with dignity. Thanks to generous
donors, Caroline's Kids is making a difference in the lives of cats. The kitties
of Caroline's Kids send purrs of thanks.
Purring too,
Caroline
CAROLINE'S KIDS
PET RESCUE STAFF
Executive Director/Founder:
Judie Brown
| As
Seen in the News-Herald |
Gunshot victim needs help
The News-Herald usually features animals
available for adoption from area shelters and rescue groups. This is a little
different. This is Goofy, a young black and white cat who hopefully one day will
be available for adoption through Caroline’s Kids Pet Rescue in Concord Township.
His owner moved from Geneva and left Goofy behind. A neighbor noticed the cat
had what appeared to be a broken front leg. The first assessment showed the cat
needed orthopedic surgery, so Goofy went to the Cleveland Veterinary Clinic. Surgery
on Nov. 28 revealed an old injury the cat had from a gunshot. The bullet fragments
were removed piece by piece and the leg was pinned where the bone was split. The
entry and exit points had healed, so no one knew the cat had been shot. Goofy
is a sweet-natured cat. He is recovering and will be on cage rest for three months
along with several rechecks and X-rays. His surgery cost $2,116 and he will need
follow-up care. If you would like to donate to Goofy or any of the cats at the
Concord sanctuary, send contributions to Caroline’s Kids Pet Rescue, P.O. Box
24068, Mayfield Heights, OH 44124. Add a note that the donation is “For Goofy.” |
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