In 2017, I formed Miss Kitty's Long Branch Ranch Incorporated, a nonprofit organization to help care for homeless cats in Loxahatchee, Florida. To raise funds, I sold stuff. My parents donated much of this stuff from their condo in Key Biscayne. In addition, my mom often offered pieces  of her handmade crocheted jewelry for me to sell for LBRI and our Relay For Life team as well.

My mission with Miss Kitty's Long Branch Ranch Incorporated (LBRI) continues to be caring for cats that have been abandoned or are a stray while expanding to include Hastings, Oklahoma as a site of refuge for our feline family. Now more than ever we need your help so that we may continue to care for 27 felines (as of January 2020) and be open to helping even more.

We are selling all sorts of things, like costume jewelry, including rings. Books and hooks and nic-nacs for nooks, dishes with fishes and some of Mom's wishes, and clothes, although we gave away most of those. The cats are free but it has to be that siblings stay together or you can take Sandy. For now we will be Hasting's Humane Society, as long as we can do it, or until another gets a round to it, which we also sell. So what the heck, click "See our Store" for a whole lot more!    

There are several reasons why we are selling this stuff. To help others and not be a hoarder, for one. Two, it is what my parents wanted to do. And three houses in Hastings we inherited, all full of things, and a building downtown with stuff fit for kings. We three siblings have our own homes full, and when I think there is room for more, Dave yells, "Bull!" I am much like my folks, who hardly got rid of a thing, and when they did, my mom would sing, "Here, Susie, have this," and we'd both be in bliss.