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where every cent goes to helping homeless cats.
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Hi, my name is Susie,
this is Cassie-Okie,
and we sincerely appreciate your help.
Whether you purchase an item from my online store, or prefer to make a donation, you are helping me to foster felines without a home.
Felines like Cassie, here.
Even if you do not care for cats, perhaps you could care for me or my family, or for the fact that we may be of help with a cat where you are at.
Since forming the nonprofit, Miss Kitty 's Long Branch Ranch Incorporated (LBRI) in 2017, we have taken in over 27 cats, helping to minimize the nuisance of stray cats in several neighborhoods.
We now need your help to keep them from becoming a nuisance in our neighborhood. Click here for more details on that.
To make a donation in any amount, click on the box below.
Keep scrolling to read more about us and our mission.
Don't let Miss Kitty's short stance and stubby tail fool you, for she is quite the boss!
Brothers from a litter found in 2018, Max and Molly truly love each other, totally!
Whitt was a rescue who had no problem adjusting... at first.
Feeding stray cats is just one of the basic things we do to help improve the situation among the homeless population.
Providing shelter is one of the ways we go about helping the homeless cat situation among the stray and feral cat population.
Participating in the Trap, Neuter, Vaccinate, Release program in Palm Beach County helps to prevent the overpopulation of feral cats.
Fostering felines who have had a home but are for some reason loosing their home helps the frightened souls adjust to a new life.
Building and hanging owl boxes is another need we see to provide a safe home for owls that are displaced due to development.
Tracking feral cats via means of a microchip implanted as part of the TNVR Program helps the county stay on top of the feral population.