Donating to Country Cats, Inc.

Country Cats, Inc. is a non-profit shelter.

We depend on donations to run our programs. You can make your tax-deductible contribution to the shelter program of your choice. Just specify which fund you are contributing to when you send us your donation. It will be applied directly to that fund.

  • Construction:
    for remodeling the shelter building. This involves converting it from a home by changing a former bedroom into a "Kitten Room", constructing a "Quarantine Building", pouring sidewalks, adding more fence, and painting. On a smaller scale, cat-walks and cat-climbing structures are needed.
  • Veterinary Care:
    to defray the costs of medications and professional veterinary services.
  • Sponsor-A-Spay/Neuter:
    help prevent unwanted litters to solve the overpopulation problem.
  • Sponsor-A-Feral:
    providing care for feral cats in our feral cat compound. It takes $100/year to support one feral cat.
  • Low-Income Assistance:
    to help the elderly and disabled keep their cat companions despite the costs of care.
  • Vehicle Maintenance and Transportation:
    providing safe transportation for our cats and volunteer staff.

   Remember, your donations are tax-deductible.
   Please make checks payable to: Country Cats, Inc.
   

Mail to:
Country Cats, Inc.
P.O. Box 37
Andover, KS 67002-0037

   You can contact us by telephone at 316-775-2288.    Thank you for your interest and support.

Country Cats, Inc's Wish List

We are in constant need of supplies to care for the 150 cats in our care. We can always use:

  • cat litter, clumping
  • paper towels
  • chlorine bleach, laundry detergent, and "Clorox Clean-up"
  • kitten food: Nutro Max brand (found at Petco & Petsmart) or Maximum Nutrition (found at Wal-Mart)
  • noisy, rattley cat/kitten toys
  • old sheets and towels for bedding

We also need:

  • a working digital camera, to take pictures of each new cat/kitten for identification purposes
  • lumber--cedar 2X6s or 2X4s
  • a pickup truck or trailer for hauling
  • a quarantine building
  • a building for FIV+ cats and kittens
  • a microscope with at least 400x magnification