Sponsor HART

The HART Sponsorship Program connects cats in need with cat lovers like you! All of our cats and kittens require care, including:

• Medical Costs (Vaccinations, spay/neuter, other needs)
• Food
• Litter
• Treats & toys
• Shelter

When you sponsor a HART cat or kitten, it helps cover the cost of daily care and/or special medical needs. As such, every level of donation makes a difference. Small ongoing donations are powerful contributions that allow us to save one cat at a time. Here are some suggestions for your donation:
One-Time:

• $2 Buys 1 can of cat food
• $5 Buys 1 cat toy
• $10 Buys 1 container of litter
• $25 Buys 24 cans of cat food
• $30 Buys 1 flea treatment
• $180 Sponsors 1 cat for a full year

Monthly:

• $5/mo Launders 1 week of cat bedding
  
• $15/mo Sponsors 1 cat
• $30/mo Buys 1 flea treatment
• $45/mo Sponsors 3 cats
  

If you cannot donate to HART monetarily, consider contributing items from our wish list or volunteering with us!

Sponsor a Cat

Teddy

Teddy has been with HART since he was a kitten. He came to us with a chronic gastrointestinal disease which causes him to have reoccurring diarrhea. Although loved and adopted, he was returned because his condition is difficult to manage. His former adopters have become extended family and visit him weekly. Teddy is now our mascot and will continue to live our HART for the remainder of his life. He couldn't be happier and neither can we! Helping with the cost of his daily needs would be appreciated.

Isabelle

Isabelle (14 years):
Medical Foster
This little sweetie came to us in dire need of care. She was emaciated, matted and suffered from urinary tract infection, multiple sinus infections and hyperthyroidism. She is well on her way to gaining weight, growing her coat back, and learning to play. We couldn't be happier with her progress. She requires ongoing prescriptions for her chronic conditions. A monthly donation for her medical care would ensure her health matches her happiness.

Emma

Jazzy (15 years):
HART Cat
Emma came to HART in real trouble. She was weak and underweight. We discovered she had chronic medical issues including a respiratory infection and thyroid disease. We are happy to report that she has made a substantial recovery. Her improved health can be felt in her coat and heard in her purr. She's a completely different cat - happy, healthy, and fat. Her continued success depends upon medication and dietary care. Her adoption is contingent on her recovery. Your donation will help her reach her forever home.