Cat Sponsorship - The Next Best Thing

Thankfully, we at Habitat for Cats adopt out most of the kitties taken into the rescue program, but there are some that may never find a home because they are too old, handicapped, or have medical or behavioral problems. These cats will more than likely remain indefinitely under Habitat s care and will need to be provided with food, shelter, medical care, and love for their lifetime with us.

We know that there are many people, that for various reasons (allergies, no pets lease, maxed out on pets, etc.), are not able to adopt a cat but would like to help and feel a special bond to one.

The cat sponsorship program is available to fill these needs. Cat sponsorship ensures that the financial support is there for those cats that must remain in long-term care. If the opportunity arises where a kind soul is willing and able to adopt or provide a long-term foster home for one of the sponsored cats, Habitat will inform the cat's sponsors and remove the cat from the sponsorship list.

If you're interested in sponsoring a cat, there are two ways to do so:

1. Sponsor a cat every month using our secure PayPal affiliate account.
Just click on the PayPal button next to the cat you select. Your sponsorship will last one year unless you cancel it before that time.

2. Send a check for $20 with a note letting us know which cat you have chosen. Send check made out to HFC to:

Habitat for Cats
Cat Sponsorship Program
P.O. Box 79571
North Dartmouth, MA  02747

Sponsoring a cat is the next best thing to owning your own.

Mariah Mariah is a shy kitty that really enjoys her treats!  You can’t resist her when she looks up at you with those big, beautiful eyes and that sweet face.  She is always where the action is, but is a bit too timid to be touched.  She relies on her best friend Speckles to start a fun game of chase or ball with the other kitties.  Mariah is a special cat and really enjoys her life at the sanctuary.

Speckles Speckles is a young girl who enjoys to play, play, play!  You’ll often find her running across the sanctuary grounds chasing anything and everyone.  She likes to climb trees, play with rope, and spend time with her best friend Mariah.  She has black fur with tiny white “speckles” on her head and back.  She recently had dental surgery which was paid for thanks to the generous donations we receive from kindhearted cat lovers.

William

William is the sanctuary tour guide.  He is a very large tiger cat that is extraordinarily friendly to people but doesn’t care much for his kitty companions.  He is definitely a worldly cat and likes to do his own thing. William is always the first cat to greet the volunteers when they arrive for their shifts.  He is known to escape the sanctuary to check out the surrounding grounds, but always comes back for dinner.

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Sawyer & Isosceles Sawyer is a husky orange fellow that loves to eat.  His best friend is a slim black and white boy named Isosceles and they are inseparable.  They are often found curled up together napping or taking a bath.  Isosceles is an active kitty that loves chasing butterflies and lounging on the roofs of the sheds.  These two sweeties adore spending time together and love to show off their friendship to the volunteers by rubbing heads and walking with their tails intertwined.

Reiki

Reiki is happy, friendly girl with a respiratory issue that causes her to wheeze a lot.  She absolutely loves attention and you can always tell where she is because of her weird little noises.  She loves to purr and have her back scratched, but she’s not a big fan of the other kitties in her space.  She likes to have one-on-one attention and is pushy enough to get it!  Her wide eyes and smile are enchanting.

Sissy Sissy is a beautiful calico that just recently decided to let the volunteers pet her!  What a thrill it was to find her standing still, waiting for attention.  At first she was a little apprehensive, but once the initial touch was out of the way, she couldn’t get enough!  She has gorgeous fur and likes to spend her days exploring and hanging around with her friends Becky and Frado.

Picasso

Picasso is the mayor of the sanctuary!  He is a sweet boy with extremely soft fur and a gentle nature.  He was injured in his youth and has incontinence issues, which is why he must remain in our care.  However, he loves visitors and prefers the indoor life to the outdoor.  He is very fond of his cat bed and enjoys “helping” the volunteers take care of the other kitties.  He has a big heart and even bigger paws!

Sandy Sandy is a very vocal girl!  When she meows, she wants to make sure that everyone hears her.  She likes to be touched and when you talk to her, she rolls around on the ground with her belly in the air.  She really enjoys treats and loves the sound of a shaking bag of them.  She was a loner at one point but has really come out of her shell and is now spending time with some of the other cats.