CCAR ~ Second Chance Fund

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UPDATE: July 5th 2008: We have lowered our goal as we were having trouble raising funds. We desperately need these funds for our Fund so we lowered the goal in an effort to meet our goal. We deeply appreciate everyones contributions. We know that money is tight for for everyone and we truly appreciate the kindness of our donors. Without you - we couldn't do half of the things we are doing and help as many families and animals that we do! Help Cat Critters Animal Rescue to help families in need!

Cat Critters is currently raising funds for their second chance fund which provides resources to low-income families and senior citizens to assist with their vet care and food for their furry companions.

Cat Critters Animal Rescue (CCAR) is a small rescue group comprised of animal lovers and advocates – most of which who work for a veterinary office. Cat Critters is a small operation and has very few foster homes. We do what we can to help, but are limited in the number of animals we can intake into our program, but we do try to help in other ways.

Over the years, we have provided assistance to families and senior citizens in our community who needed help with feeding their animal companions and providing financial assistance towards vet bills in desperate situations. Due to the current economy, these requests are coming more frequently and CCAR is having a very time keeping up.

More and more families are turning to CCAR and offering to surrender their pets because they are unable to feed them, purchase their medications, or provide necessary and sometimes lifesaving surgery. This is very sad as many of these families love their pets, but they just cannot provide for them. This is where we try to help. We do not have a ton of money, but when we are able to help – we do. We deliver food and litter to low-income families in our local area, and when able, assist with vet bills. We have helped several people pay for surgeries to rectify bladder stones, blocked cats, among other conditions. We also just recently funded a TNR program for a feral colony. What’s all this mean? We are running out of funds – and rapidly. There are already so many homeless pets – why add more? Why add to the homeless population when there are so many families who love their pets but just cannot get by in this economy? We want desperately to help families that truly love their pets continue to keep them but we cannot do it alone.

We understand that money is tight for everyone. We are hoping that all of those who come in contact with this message, will be willing to contribute a $10 to help us to continue to provide the services as we come across situations. Without funds, we cannot help, and without our help there will be more animals euthanized and surrendered, and many devastated families.

Please, if you can spare $10 towards our cause, we will forever appreciate it – and so will the animals and families that we help. Many of these families keep in close contact with us as they deeply appreciate our assistance. If you are unable to assist us, we understand that too, and thank you for taking the time to read this information.

Please help us!
Please send our story to your friends and family! Our goal is to raise $!,000 to add to what little we have left in this fund. This $1,000 would allow us to help MANY families in need. If you can help us, to help others, please make a donation. Every bit helps!

More Information
Cat Critters Animal Rescue (CCAR) is a 501 (c)(3) rescue organization located in PA. CCAR is a small group comprised of animal lovers and advocates, most of which who work for a veterinary office, doing what we can to serve any animal in need that comes our way. Our animals come to us from shelters and from guardians! Cat Critters Animal Rescue does not discriminate on the basis of breed, health, age or location. We do our best to help every animal in need. We also help animal guardians find new homes for their companion if they are truly unable to keep them.