We are a no-kill, non-profit 501 (3C) all volunteer rescue animal group dedicated to taking homeless animals off the streets & finding great homes for them.

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Abandoned or Homeless Cats. H.E.A.L. rescues abandoned or homeless kittens and cats. The animals that are capable of being adopted out are microchipped, spayed/neutered and placed up for adoption. Some cats are extremely feral making adoption nearly impossible. Instead of euthanizing these feral cats, the organization will implement T.N.R. programs. This is when the organization traps, neuters and re-releases the feral cats back into their colonies. Not only does this assist in managing the feral cat population, but it helps prevent future generations of neglected and abused feral cats..

Donations & Volunteers. H.E.A.L. rescue was made possible through donations and a group of dedicated volunteers. The organization is solely run by independent contributors, volunteers and donations from the public. Public donations are usually collected through charity events and in person or online fundraising campaigns. The collected funds go towards pet food, vet bills, medical needs and other financial requirements. If you would like to make a donation, the link to donate is attached below..

Office Nights o o o o o o o O o o o Feed, water, clean litter boxes Turn lights on in rooms (lamp, light on cage in kitchen, light on file cabinet for Gibson) Radio on Ac set at 72 Write on paper on Gibson door for urine and poop output Dishes Take trash out Sweep if you have time make sure all doors are closed Turn off all front lights Lock door when you leave.

FIRE. Recovery & Rehabilitation. H.E.A.L. has rescued cats from abuse, neglect and those who have experienced trauma from a previous owner. It’s important these cats are treated with patience, kindness and compassion so they can develop a trust for humans, especially after they leave the care of H.E.A.L. Some cats may never fully recover from their traumatic experiences, but they are still adoptable. A lot of cats in this situation may have specific requirements that potential adopters must meet. Cats in this scenario usually remain in foster care until a permanent home is found. This provides the cats with love and care until they meet their new family.

Fostering Kittens through H.E.A.L.. A lot of the cats that come into the organizations care are in need of temporary homes and/or extra care while they are in transition prior to being adopted out. Kittens are a perfect example as to why fosters are so desperately needed. Babies are delicate, vulnerable and often time consuming so not everyone knows how to properly care for kittens. Fosters and volunteers should be educated about caring for kittens prior to caretaking. Once kittens reach the age of adoption, they’re spayed/neutered and microchipped. Photos of them are then placed online to reach potential adopters. The kitten in this photo was adopted out to a permanent home with their new family..

DErSMARr aritie. Fostering & Potential Adopters. Fostering provides the cats with socialization and other stimuli prior to meeting a potential adopter. This allows the animal more time to slowly adapt which reduces the potential risk for suffering, trauma or future returns. The amount of time it takes to adjust to a new home varies per cat. Every cat is a different individual with their own personality and past. Unfortunately, a lot of people do not view animals as individuals with a personality and will consequently objectify them with no regard. It is important that potential adopters are understanding, compassionate and supportive towards their new pet..

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