Although we had humble beginnings, We became incorporated and became a non-profit (501(c)3) organization. We're run by a Board of Directors and and a dedicated army of volunteers and fosters that continue to help the community not just by taking in the stray kittens but assisting low income families with spay/neuter costs. We help provide transportation to and from the clinic for those who don't drive. We have also aided some of our elderly veterans and residents in getting their beloved pets fixed at little or no cost to them. We have brought kittens to our local library and spoken to children about animal care and bite prevention. We've even brought a few feline friends to local nursing homes and senior programs so that they could be loved by (and love on) their clients. From our humble beginnings through our current state, we have taken in yearly over 400 cats and kittens off the streets and out of unwanted homes and helped them find loving forever homes.