Working in East Orange, NJ (a highly urban area), our work parking lot is a flurry with kitties.  We are working with a person from PAWS in Montclair, NJ who used to work at this exact location years ago.  She implemented a TNR program (trap, neuter, release (feral) or adopt) here, and there were no more cats when she left.  We really want to continue her work and have these kitties "fixed" before kitten spring fever hits.  We have dedicated volunteers to do the brunt work;  however, it costs $55 for each cat to be fixed and vetted. 

We take care of the kittties as best as we can with food and water.  With the NJ winter upon us, temperatures are falling into single digits.  Most feral cats will die from stravation, hypothermia, or illnes.  Yet, they do not heisitate to produce multiple litters before their untilmely demise.  Please, please help us to save the kitties!  If not the kitties, then the furthering of even more unwanted animals.  Even if it is just $1.  Every little bit helps. 

To date, we have two success stories that have been funded.  Buddy the Elf is an orange fluff ball kitty that is still even too young to fix!  He has just been placed in a foster home that is a long way away from his once resided tree trunk.  Pearl is a 1 year old kitty that is enjoying her first day of adopted life in her new home.  Her picture is above!